Motorsport icon Marc Marquez shares the biggest lesson and toughest decision of his career
MotoGP legend Marc Márquez says leaving Repsol Honda was the biggest and most difficult decision of his career.
China’s ICBC, the world’s biggest bank, hit by cyberattack that reportedly disrupted Treasury markets
The U.S. financial services division of Chinese bank ICBC was hit with a cyberattack that reportedly disrupted the trading of Treasurys.
Russian forces ‘trying to surround’ east Ukraine stronghold; Germany pledges to meet NATO target
The industrial hub of Avdiivka, which is regarded as the gateway to Donetsk, has become a symbol of Ukrainian resistance.
Nvidia will reportedly sell new chips to China that still meet U.S. rules
U.S. chipmaking giant Nvidia has reportedly found a way to sell high-end chips to Chinese companies — while remaining compliant with U.S. restrictions.
UK economy flatlines as finance minister decries inflation drag
The U.K. economy flatlined in the third quarter, initial figures showed Friday.
Kremlin says Putin will ‘win confidently’ if he runs in the 2024 presidential election
The Kremlin says it’s confident that Russian President Vladimir Putin will win the 2024 presidential election if he decides to run for another term in office.
Could resumes soon be a thing of the past? Experts give their verdict
Resumes are often integral to job applications, but as skills-based hiring is on the rise, could they become obsolete?
China’s largest chipmaker SMIC posts a 80% drop in third-quarter profit
China’s largest chipmaker SMIC on Friday posted a 80% profit drop as global demand weakness hit foundries hard.
Chinese business database Qichacha passes Beijing’s security test for resuming overseas operations
Chinese business database Qichacha said Friday it passed a data export security assessment that allows the company to resume overseas operations.
Goldman Sachs sees ‘clear deficit’ of iron ore for the rest of the year
The iron ore market is looking at a shortfall for the rest of the year due to low inventories and falling production, said Goldman Sachs.
