Why solar electric vehicles might be the next generation of EVs
The first commercial solar electric vehicles are set to hit the European and U.S. markets in the coming years, manufactured by Sono, Aptera and Lightyear.
Saudi Arabia inflicts seismic World Cup shock on Argentina
Saudi Arabia produced one of the greatest upsets in World Cup history as Salem Al-Dawsari’s stunning solo effort secured a 2-1 victory over Argentina.
Britain’s austerity budget had a ‘massive’ hole which will hurt growth, former Bank of England official says
The U.K.’s Autumn Statement had a “massive” hole where an economic growth strategy should be, according to former Bank of England policymaker Michael Saunders.
Singapore’s PropertyGuru slips back into the red with $5.3 million net loss for the third quarter
“Even with short term macro headwinds, we remain bullish on the long term prospects for PropertyGuru,” said Joe Dische, the group’s CFO.
Bitcoin bounces slightly after hitting 2-year low as traders try to gauge FTX contagion
Bitcoin briefly hit a two-year low Tuesday as the cryptocurrency market takes a bruising following the collapse of major exchange FTX.
‘There may be no light for a very long time’: Ukrainians face a massive test of survival this winter
This winter could push millions of Ukrainians to the limit, as shortages of power, heat and water become acute.
Malaysian king says leading coalitions don’t have the numbers to form a government
There is no new government or PM after Malaysia king meets with the heads of Pakatan and Perikatan, Anwar Ibrahim and Muhyiddin Yassin on Tuesday
CNBC Pro Talks: Asset manager Patrick Armstrong on Big Tech, market outlook and stocks to short
Patrick Armstrong, chief investment officer at Plurimi Wealth, will share his views on where markets are going next and which stocks to buy — and short.
Shares of Indonesia’s GoTo fall 6% as nine-month loss swells
GoTo said on-demand services, including ride hailing and food delivery, achieved positive contribution margin in September, “several months ahead of schedule.”
Rescuers navigate toppled buildings after earthquake kills at least 162 people in Indonesia
The magnitude 5.6 quake was at a depth of 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) below the Earth’s surface, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
