Russia, Ukraine, Turkey and others enter a high-stakes game around Black Sea grain
CNBC’s Ted Kemp discusses the latest developments in the Black Sea, where an apparent Ukrainian attack on Russia’s Black Sea fleet has Moscow retaliating by squeezing off grain shipments to destinations far beyond the region — precisely when many count…
Youth was no barrier to success for this founder of a multimillion-dollar startup. She shares 3 tips
“You have nothing to lose, that’s actually the benefit of starting young,” Chrisanti Indiana, co-founder of Social Bella, told CNBC Make It.
‘Very attractive’: Buy this automaker to play massive pent-up demand in U.S., fund manager says
There is huge demand for cars in both the U.S. and China, according to fund manager Steven Glass. He names one autos stock to cash in.
Goldman’s Jeff Currie reveals ‘the best’ hedge against inflation, rate hikes and geopolitical risks
Goldman Sach’s Jeff Currie says one investment offers a 20-30% upside in the short term and protects investors from inflation and geopolitical risks.
Hong Kong halts trade as typhoon warning issued; Asia markets mixed ahead of Fed decision
Shares in the Asia-Pacific traded mostly higher on Wednesday as the Fed’s upcoming decision comes into focus.
Netanyahu poised for comeback in Israeli election, exit polls show
The early exit polls may differ from the final result of the election, which is not expected until later in the week.
Bolsonaro declines to concede Brazil defeat in first address since losing election
Bolsonaro’s address didn’t mention election results, but he said he will continue to follow the rules of the nation’s constitution.
Elon Musk lays out his ideas for Twitter’s new verification system
Elon Musk laid out a series of ideas Tuesday for a new verification process for Twitter, which he recently acquired for $44 billion.
Amazon sell-off pushes market cap below $1 trillion for first time since April 2020
Amazon shares dropped for a fifth straight day on Tuesday, as investors continued to punish the company for a disappointing fourth-quarter forecast.
The Fed is expected to raise interest rates by three-quarters of a point and then signal it could slow the pace
The Fed is expected to raise interest rates by three-quarters of a point Wednesday and then signal it will reduce the size of rate hikes starting in December.
