Epstein files highlight how the wealthy borrow against art collections
Art loans are typically used by the wealthy to provide ready cash, leverage financial investments and avoid hefty tax bills.
Novo Nordisk trial ‘own goal’ sparks flurry of analyst downgrades
Analysts raced to cut price targets on an already struggeling Novo Nordisk stock following disappointing trial results for its weight loss candidate CagriSema.
Tesla’s Europe problem keeps getting worse. Here’s why
Tesla’s new car registrations fell 17% year-on-year in January, marking the 13th consecutive month in which sales have shrunk across Europe.
U.S. has breached trade deal and Europe is ready to retaliate, top trade lawmaker tells CNBC
The U.S. has breached the terms of its trade deal with the European Union “several times,” top EU trade lawmaker Bernd Lange told CNBC.
Etihad Airways profits soar nearly 50% as fleet network expansion support strong demand
Etihad Airways reported a near 50% jump in net profit to $698 million last year, the carrier said on Tuesday, as increased capacity supported strong demand across markets and lifted its load factor.
CNBC Daily Open: Unstable tariff situation and new AI disruption spark market sell-off
Investors lost their sense of security in the business of cybersecurity companies after Anthropic on Friday launched an AI-powered security scanning tool.
European stocks finish higher as Trump’s tariffs take effect at lower than expected 10%
European stocks closed higher on Tuesday as investors assessed the new global trading landscape after President Donald Trump’s tariffs move.
Russia’s war on Ukraine puts women off having children — and that could spell economic disaster
Four years of war have discouraged Ukrainian and Russian women from having children, and that could impact their economies in the future.
Four years into the Ukraine war, is Europe ready for its own army?
Is it time for Europe to take security matters into its own hands?
From Jamie Dimon’s ‘cockroaches’ to the Blue Owl freeze: How stress is spreading in private credit
Private credit’s meteoric rise to a roughly $3 trillion cornerstone of global finance was fueled by demand for lending outside the traditional banking system.
