Water shortages are likely brewing future wars — with several flashpoints across the globe
Growing competition for water in already arid areas, alongside the compounding effect of climate change, has led to a flurry of water-related headlines.
Saudi Arabia’s fiscal breakeven oil price is rising fast. What will the kingdom do about it?
Saudi Arabia’s fiscal deficit is growing as the kingdom embarks on huge spending projects as part of Vision 2030.
These are the top 10 MBA programs in the world in 2024, according to LinkedIn
Stanford University tops LinkedIn’s list as the No.1 MBA program in the world in 2024.
CNBC Daily Open: Can’t wait until 2% to start cutting rates
In today’s volatile markets, is bad news still good news? Or maybe the bad news is so bad it could just be bad?
Passengers often ignore in-flight safety videos. But this ‘honest’ one has 8.4 million views
Doug Lansky says his video is a compilation of what pilots and flight attendants told him they would tell passengers about flight safety — if they could.
Japan’s Nikkei leads losses as Asia-Pacific markets extend declines after Wednesday’s sell-off
In Japan, average monthly cash earnings in the country rose 3.6% year-on-year, a softer rise compared to the 4.5% climb seen in June.
Fund manager reveals his top stock picks that rose during the market sell-off
Investors have ignored the stock despite its 11% annual compounded profit growth rate, according to the investor.
Goldman Sachs just refreshed its conviction lists of global stocks — giving one 64% upside
CNBC Pro looks at three additions to Goldman’s “directors’ cut” of stocks from Asia-Pacific and Europe.
Chinese consumer companies have a ‘disproportionate’ advantage over Asian peers in winning the global market
Chinese brands turning to global markets for growth have a major advantage over the first wave of Asian businesses: a large ethnic Chinese diaspora.
China’s binge-buying of chipmaking equipment could yield another overcapacity problem
China’s leverage over Japanese chip companies is growing, despite U.S. pressure
