Luxury homebuyers can now get an art collection as part of the deal
Realtors are going beyond “staging” a property with art and furniture and are hiring experts to curate art collections for homes.
Here are the top 25 airlines in the world, according to AirlineRatings.com
Qatar Airways is the “Airline of the Year,” according to AirlineRatings.com. The Doha-based airline’s back on top after falling behind Air New Zealand in 2023.
What is the internet of bodies?
Technological devices and the human body are no strangers. From glasses to hearing aids to pacemakers, we’ve been wearing, ingesting and implanting technology for decades. But soon, these devices will have the capacity to completely merge with the body…
China will restrict exports of some aviation, aerospace equipment to ‘safeguard national security’
Beijing said it opposes any country or region using controlled items from China to engage in activities that undermine its national security.
CNBC Daily Open: Trump guilty in hush money trial
A New York jury convicted former President Donald Trump on all 34 felony charges of falsifying business records related to a hush money payment.
China’s capital city is opening a robotaxi route to a major train station, startup Pony.ai says
China’s capital city of Beijing is moving quickly in its plan for getting robotaxis running across town.
‘No big deal’: Mark Mobius says he’ll stay bullish on India no matter the election results
Veteran emerging markets investor Mark Mobius said India’s election outcome will not change his bullish views on the country.
Asia’s top 4 up-and-coming rental markets that may be challenging traditional property hubs
Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh, Jakarta and Manila are leading the recovery in Asia’s rental growth in 2024, according to JLL.
Asia markets mostly rise on data-heavy day
Investors in Asia assessed a barrage of data from major economies across the region.
‘Many happy returns’: Barclays names 2 global stocks it says has over 100% upside to play right now
The “growth/policy mix in Europe is getting more favorable,” the bank says.
