European Union is considering sanctions on Chinese firms for aiding Russia’s war machine
The European Union is looking to sanction Chinese firms that have helped Russia circumvent Western penalties, three EU officials told CNBC.
U.S. Senate approves Ukraine, Israel aid, but bill faces tough path through House
House Speaker Mike Johnson on Monday said that the latest iteration of the bill had failed to meet Republican demands on border security.
London lags behind rest of Europe when it comes to 5G network quality, report finds
London ranks 10th for 5G quality of experience in Europe, according to a new report from fixed and mobile network benchmarking firm MedUX.
Travel giant TUI smashes earnings expectations as investors decide on London exit
German travel giant TUI on Tuesday posted a quarterly operating profit of 6 million euros ($6.46 million) on the back of upbeat travel demand.
CNBC Daily Open: Key inflation data looms with rate cuts in focus
Wall Street gets its first look at U.S. inflation on Tuesday when the consumer-price index for January is published.
Stock gains to survive a market correction if rate cuts are delayed, one economist says
Despite a “correction” as markets re-price rate expectations, 2024 should see solid equity returns, Allianz’s chief economist told CNBC.
Super Bowl 58 was most-watched television show ever with 123 million viewers
Sunday’s big game featured two of the best teams in the NFL, a halftime show from Usher, wacky commercials and, of course, a very public love story.
Tiger Woods signs apparel and footwear deal with TaylorMade following his split with Nike
Woods’ relationship with TaylorMade dates back to a 2017 equipment deal that has him playing with the brand’s driver, fairway woods, irons and wedges.
Nvidia rally is fueling FOMO in the overall market, Evercore’s Julian Emanuel warns
Evercore ISI’s Julian Emanuel finds clients are more worried about being underinvested than overexposed right now.
Nikkei briefly breaches 38,000 for the first time since 1990 as it rallies 3%, nears all-time high
Japan’s corporate goods price index rose 0.2% in January, beating the 0.1% expected by economists polled by Reuters
