Wall Street is bullish on Europe — but analysts warn investors to avoid these 5 stocks
UBS and Barclays have named a raft of stocks they think have no place in an investor’s portfolio right now.
South Korea posts the worst trade deficit in its history
South Korea saw the worst trade deficit since the agency started compiling data in 1956 and more than the $20.6 billion trade deficit seen in 1996.
UN expert warns Myanmar’s military plans to seek legitimacy in ‘sham’ election
U.N. member nations have an important role to play in determining whether Myanmar’s military junta will succeed in achieving legitimacy, Andrews said.
Google is asking employees to test potential ChatGPT competitors, including a chatbot called ‘Apprentice Bard’
Google is testing chatbots similar to ChatGPT that use its LaMDA technology, as well as new search page designs that integrate the technology.
Indonesia’s seafood farming industry faces a ‘technology gap’ — and startups are raising big bucks to fill it
“A lot of decisions made are based on gut feeling or what ancestors have been doing for the past 60 years,” says one startup’s co-founder and CEO.
This electric vehicle ETF soared 20% in January. Analysts give 2 of its stocks another 100% upside
CNBC Pro screened for EV-related stocks that have serious upside potential.
What Wall Street is expecting from Shell, TotalEnergies and BP earnings
Some of the world’s biggest energy companies are expected to post record annual profits this earnings season.
S&P 500 closes higher on Wednesday, Nasdaq adds 2% as investors look past Fed’s rate hike
Investors assessed a quarter-point rate hike from the Federal Reserve at the conclusion of its latest policy meeting.
AMD beats on sales and profit but warns of a 10% revenue decline in Q1
AMD reported earnings as many of its rival chipmakers have stumbled in recent weeks, citing lower consumer demand for finished electronics.
Amazon layoffs hit workers in robotics, grocery, health and AWS divisions
Amazon earlier this month began a fresh round of job cuts as part of widespread layoffs that are expected to total 18,000.
