Yellen kicks off China meetings with overcapacity concerns, encouraging market-oriented reforms
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen arrived in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou late on Thursday and is set to travel to Beijing on Saturday.
Why diversity, equity and inclusion is more than just a corporate buzzword to this finance exec
Embracing diverse perspectives can create a more productive working environment and lead to career success, says Vinay Surana, a regional managing director at Allianz Partners. Here’s why.
This couple lives in a school bus they converted into a luxury tiny home—take a look inside
Tanya Nestoruk and Arya Touserkani bought the school bus for $7,200 from a seller on Facebook Marketplace.
Targeting Chinese chips, U.S. to push Dutch on ASML service contracts
Biden’s administration plans to press the Netherlands to stop ASML from servicing some tools in China, two people familiar with the matter said.
CNBC Daily Open: Safe havens in vogue
Some of the usual safe haven suspects have been suspiciously popular this week.
Looking for a job after a sudden layoff? Here are 5 tips on how to land your next role
Thousands are in the job market right now after a slew of layoffs. Here are the do’s and don’ts on finding your new role, according to LinkedIn’s Pooja Chhabria.
Poor resale values of EVs threaten adoption, warn some experts
Prices of used EVs continue to plummet and it’s a growing problem for adoption and growth, according to some industry and investment experts.
Samsung expects first-quarter profit to soar 931% as memory chip prices rebound
Samsung’s operating profit in the January-March quarter likely rose to 6.6 trillion Korean won ($4.89 billion).
Richard Branson’s cruise line launches month-long cruise for remote workers
The month-long “Scarlet Summer Season Pass” includes a room, meals, Wi-Fi, laundry and access to workspaces. It costs $9,990 and covers two people.
Japan’s Nikkei leads losses in Asia as investors fear the Fed could hold off rate cuts; oil soars
Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari cast doubts on Thursday over the central bank cutting rates at all if inflation remained sticky.
