‘We need everything’: CEO on why natural gas infrastructure needs to be ready for clean hydrogen
Blending hydrogen into natural gas infrastructure will be needed to meet decarbonization goals, according to the CEO of Italgas.
Israel-Hamas war updates: White House says Israel will implement 4-hour pauses in fighting in areas of north Gaza every day
Israel has agreed to put in place four-hour daily humanitarian pauses in fighting, according to the White House, focusing on areas in northern Gaza.
Emirates Group posts record half-year profit of $2.7 billion
The earnings beat was driven by strong demand for international travel as the industry continues to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic.
As the West courts Russia’s neighbors, Putin shows he won’t give up its backyard without a fight
Russia signaled this week that it will not take Western efforts to build ties with Central Asia lying down.
A beginner’s guide to investing in art — that won’t break the bank
Work out what you like, set a budget and aim for a collection that works together, according to the dealers, gallerists and other experts who spoke to CNBC.
All aboard the Hogwarts Express? Train drivers needed for iconic Scottish route
ScotRail is searching for trainee train drivers who will cover the West Highland Line, including the famous Glenfinnan Viaduct featured in Harry Potter movies.
Sony profit slumps 29% on chip weakness but maintains 25 million unit PlayStation 5 target
Sony reported a 29% drop in operating profit for its second quarter as the company suffered from weakness in its imaging sensor business.
Keeping 1.5 alive? IEA lists ‘crucial ingredients’ to keep worst effects of climate change at bay
The landmark 2015 Paris Agreement looms large over the upcoming COP28 climate change summit.
SoftBank posts $6.2 billion quarterly loss as WeWork collapse, tech slump drag bottom line
SoftBank posted an investment gain on its Vision Fund in the fiscal second quarter but booked another quarterly loss.
South Korea is battling a bedbug outbreak as cases climb
South Korea’s government is launching a four-week-long campaign to carry out inspections and implement pest control measures at “vulnerable” public facilities.
