Kamala Harris urges Hamas to agree to an immediate ceasefire, pushes Israel on aid to Gaza
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris demanded Hamas agree to an immediate six-week ceasefire while urging Israel to do more to boost aid deliveries to Gaza.
Turkish annual inflation soars to 67% in February
The annual February figures came in above analyst expectations, with hotels, cafes and restaurants noting the highest inflation increase.
CNBC Daily Open: U.S. manufacturing struggles to recover
Hot U.S. January inflation data has muddied the overall economic outlook.
‘Last chance saloon’: UK finance minister expected to pledge pre-election tax cuts
Economists expect U.K. Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt to use a small fiscal windfall to deliver a modest package of tax cuts at his Spring Budget on Wednesday.
SpaceX-backed startup says preorders for its $300,000 futuristic flying car have reached 2,850
Alef Aeronautics said preorders for its two-seater flying car, the Alef Model A, hit a fresh record, taking its total order value to date to over $850 million.
Oil prices fall after OPEC+ extends voluntary oil output cuts until mid-year
Oil prices fell Monday after oil cartel OPEC+ agreed to extend voluntary output reductions until the second quarter of this year.
Gen AI is here to stay — here are 5 skills to help you stay relevant in the changing job market
Gen AI has become a popular tool in the workplace, and experts say people will need to reskill in order to keep up. These 5 skills will help you stay relevant.
Malaysia says MH370 search must go on, 10 years after plane vanished
Malaysia is pushing for a renewed search for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, the transport minister said, as the 10th anniversary of its disappearance nears.
Telcos are barely done rolling out 5G networks — and they’re already talking about ‘5.5G’
Telecom operators haven’t yet finished rolling out 5G mobile internet. They’re already talking about building “5.5G,” or “5G Advanced.”
Singapore paid a ‘grant’ to secure Taylor Swift concerts. Good business or unfair to other countries?
Singapore’s payment of a “grant” to secure Taylor Swift’s concerts in the city-state prompts questions about the future of competition for musical acts and tourism dollars, reports CNBC’s Monica Pitrelli.
