Huawei’s trifold phone is proving popular among Apple iPhone fans in Beijing
Out of 10 people CNBC talked to, eight said they are interested in both the new Huawei and Apple phones.
Europe automaker shares slump after Mercedes becomes latest to cut 2024 guidance
Mercedes shares fell more than 6% Friday after the German carmaker cut its 2024 guidance on the back of weaker demand from China.
Why EU tariffs are unlikely to dent Chinese EV makers’ European expansion
To make the European market unattractive for Chinese EV exports, tariffs have to be as high as 50%, according to research group Rhodium.
These are the 3 patterns of the ‘chronically single,’ says breakup expert
Amy Chan, 42, is the author of “Breakup Bootcamp: The Science of Rewiring Your Heart.” She brought in over $200,000 in 2023 with her business.
CNBC Daily Open: Markets have finally processed the good news
“Twenty-four little hours / Brought the sun and the flowers / Where there used to be rain,” sings Dinah Washington. She could’ve been singing about markets.
Indian ed-tech startup Physics Wallah bags $2.8 billion valuation amid sector troubles
Physics Wallah CEO Alakh Pandey said the company would use the $210 million funding to expand its business and do acquisitions.
Explore East London’s vibrant Dalston with floral entrepreneur Kaiva Kaimins
Home to floral entrepreneur Kaiva Kaimins, Dalston is a vibrant enclave in East London filled with independent businesses. Kaimins gave CNBC Travel a tour of her favorite spots.
Britain’s ultra-wealthy are threatening to exit en masse ahead of proposed tax changes
Labour’s plans to axe the U.K.’s non-dom tax regime could spark an ultra wealthy exodus, advisers and research bodies have warned.
U.S. keeps missile system in Philippines as China tensions rise, tests wartime deployment
The U.S. has no immediate plans to withdraw a missile system in the Philippines, despite Chinese demands, and is testing its use in a regional conflict.
Companies face risk of huge fines and suspensions under tough new cyber rules in the EU
Companies could face hefty fines or even suspensions of service in the EU under strict new cybersecurity regulations set to come into force next month.
