Billionaires emit a million times more greenhouse gases than the average person: Oxfam
The investments of 125 billionaires create 393 million metric tonnes of CO2 emissions each year, Oxfam says — the equivalent output to the whole of France.
China’s Covid controls are hurting more of the economy
As of Monday, China’s Covid controls negatively affected 12.2% of national GDP, up from 9.5% a week ago, according to Nomura’s model.
E-commerce firm Blibli up nearly 5% in Indonesia stock debut
Blibli debuted on the IDX at 4.9% higher than its IPO price asthe latest tech company to list in Southeast Asia since Bukalapak and GoTo
These ETFs can help round out your midterm election investing playbook
This week’s midterm elections could provide a catalyst from some funds to rise.
CNBC Stock World Cup: Apple vs Samsung and JPMorgan vs Bank of America — who wins?
As we head into the World Cup season, CNBC spoke to Ray Wang of Constellation Research on whether Apple or Samsung will give investors a better total return in the next 12 months. David Bahnsen of The Bahnsen Group also gives his take on who will be th…
Alibaba’s international arm is spending millions to expand into South Korea
AliExpress said it spent 10 billion won this year in South Korea to lower product prices, after launching three-to-five-day shipping last year.
Jefferies says buy these quality ‘fallen angels’ trading near 10-year valuation lows
Despite a rough 2022, Jefferies says it’s time for investors to consider putting their money back in these “fallen angels.”
Market veteran says a new bull market is ‘not far away’ — and reveals how to play it
Main Street Research’s Demmert says investors should make a list of “great companies” as a bull market nears, and names some of his favorites.
‘Create adversity’: Startup CEO on raising kids with an entrepreneurial mind
“The more you talk to them like adults, [you’ll realize] they actually understand a lot and they learn a lot from that,” said serial entrepreneur Cheryl Sew Hoy.
Asia-Pacific stocks mostly rise ahead of U.S. midterm elections
Shares in the Asia-Pacific rose Tuesday as investors digest the summary of opinions from the Bank of Japan and look ahead to the U.S. midterm elections.
