Facebook parent Meta admits defeat after $400 million Giphy deal is blocked by UK regulators
Meta, the owner of Facebook, has been reordered by U.K. competition regulators to sell its animated GIF unit Giphy after losing an appeal.
Apple announces new iPad Pros, redesigned regular iPad and updated Apple TV 4K
Apple announced new versions of its iPad Pro, a redesigned 10th-generation iPad and an updated Apple TV 4K on Tuesday.
These beaten up U.S.-listed Chinese stocks are reading at attractive levels, Evercore ISI says
A group of Chinese American depository receipts are poised for solid future growth, according to Evercore ISI.
Britain’s failed tax experiment will leave economic scars and credibility issues, analysts say
“Once fiscal credibility is lost, it’s very hard to regain,” a leading think tank told CNBC.
The EU wants to limit spiking gas prices after ‘excessive’ moves this summer
The European Commission proposed Tuesday setting a limit on daily gas trading levels in an effort to avoid price spikes.
China’s military is trying to recruit ex-British Air Force pilots for training and intel, UK says
Recruitment is said to be ramping up, with former U.K. pilots being offered large paychecks to work for the Chinese.
Liz Truss’ ‘trickle-down economics’ is dead. Now the UK faces an uncertain future
Just six weeks into U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss’ tenure and the political future of yet another Conservative leader looks to be in jeopardy.
Goldman shares jump after topping analysts’ expectations on strong bond trading results
Goldman’s traders tend to outperform other banks during periods of high volatility, which helped the firm in the third quarter.
UAE energy minister: Nothing political about any OPEC decision
UAE Energy Minister Suhail Al Mazrouei speaks to CNBC’s Hadley Gamble following the OPEC+ decision to cut oil production by 2 million barrels per day to shore up prices.
‘Powerful explosions’ triggered major gas leak on Russian pipelines, Danish police say
The findings appeared to be similar to an investigation carried out by Sweden’s national security service, which reinforced suspicions of “gross sabotage.”
