Bitcoin could be heading for a ‘summer of 2021 style’ correction between record highs, data shows
Bitcoin is not expected to retest its record until later in the year, but data shows this correction could get uglier before a recovery begins.
Tesla shares close down 8% after report of robotaxi unveiling delay
Tesla is reportedly pushing back the unveiling of its self-driving taxi to October from August.
JPMorgan reports before the bell Friday. What Wall Street is watching
The unofficial start of the second-quarter earnings season kicks off Friday with results from JPMorgan Chase.
S&P 500 falls from record as investors rotate out of 2024 tech winners: Live updates
Investors pulled away from megacap tech stocks that underpinned market gains for much of 2024.
CNBC’s Inside India newsletter: Modi in Moscow. What’s new?
The meeting is likely to have set tempers to boiling point in Washington, D.C., where the NATO military alliance was convening at the same time.
Millionaires are leaving Hong Kong, but its art scene is booming
The number of millionaires in Hong Kong has fallen by 4% in the last decade, according to Henley & Partners’ World’s Wealthiest Cities Report. However, one sector in the city is showing great promise – art. The Hong Kong Art Gallery Association recorde…
Shelley Duvall, ‘The Shining’ actor and Robert Altman muse, dies at 75
Duvall is best known for her roles in the 1980 horror movie classic “The Shining” with Jack Nicholson and the 1980 comedy “Popeye” with Robin Williams.
Japan’s yen surges after U.S. inflation data as traders monitor possible intervention
The dollar lost around 2% against the Japanese yen on Thursday as the market was suddenly jolted by fresh inflation U.S. data.
Britain’s largest water utility placed under special measures as it grapples with $20 billion debt pile
Regulators gave Thames Water permission to raise customer bills by an average £99 annually over the next five years, nearly half of what it asked for.
