Ever held your tongue in a meeting? Being afraid to speak up can be costly, says this Microsoft exec
Not speaking up at work comes at the cost of being genuine, says Ahmed Mazhari, the president of Microsoft Asia. Here’s why.
Australia’s central bank warns of another tough year for borrowers, businesses
Australia’s central bank expects another tough year for households and businesses, but judged the banking sector was well capitalized to absorb any losses..
CNBC Daily Open: Inflation battle may be far from over
U.S. business activity appears to show strength amid inflation pressures.
U.S. assessing if China’s SMIC broke U.S. rules to make Huawei chip
The Biden administration needs to determine whether SMIC violated U.S. export rules to produce a chip to power Huawei’s Mate 60 Pro phone, said an official.
Japan’s Nikkei hits a new record as inflation accelerates; Hong Kong stocks fall nearly 2%
Japan’s headline inflation rate for February came in at 2.8%, climbing from the 2.2% seen in February. Core inflation was at 2.8% compared with 2% last month.
‘Substantially affected by AI’: RBC names 3 lesser-known stocks as big beneficiaries
One of the companies is setting up data center facilities dedicated to generative AI workloads, including one designed “exclusively for AI factories.”
Want to play red hot gold prices? Buy these 3 stocks, says top hedge fund manager
Top hedge fund manager David Neuhauser is bullish on gold prices to go even higher — and recommends these three stocks to play it.
Smaller climate startups face ‘valley of death’ as funding freezes up. This VC just raised $325 million to help
Venture capital firm World Fund said Friday it’s closed a 300 million euro ($325 million) venture fund to back startups tackling climate change.
Sam Altman’s Reddit stake worth over $600 million after first day pop on NYSE
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman was a big winner in Reddit’s New York Stock Exchange debut on Thursday.
Nike shares slide on lackluster outlook, slowing China sales
Nike is in the midst of a broad restructuring to cut costs by about $2 billion over the next three years as consumer demand remains uncertain.
