Elon Musk’s X suspends some India accounts after order from Modi government
Elon Musk’s social media platform X said Thursday it will block certain accounts and posts from India in response to executive orders by the government.
Nvidia shares pop 16% after AI-fueled bumper earnings
Nvidia chips are used to train the huge AI models such as those developed by Microsoft and Meta.
After recent gains, Russia signals it could try to seize Kyiv again — saying the ‘regime must fall’
A senior Russian official has signaled that Moscow will not be satisfied with occupying four Ukrainian regions and could try again to capture the capital Kyiv.
Rolls-Royce shares jump 8% after 2023 profits more than double
Rolls-Royce shares jumped more than 8% on Thursday after the British aerospace group more than doubled its annual profit in 2023 and forecast further momentum.
CNBC Daily Open: Worries over rate cuts persist
While most members believed rates were “likely at their peak,” there was still uneasiness over the inflation picture.
Google to start manufacturing Pixel smartphones in India by next quarter
This comes as the U.S. tech giant plans to diversify its supply chains away from China.
Analysts overwhelmingly expect BOJ to scrap negative interest rates in April
More than 80% of economists surveyed by Reuters expect BOJ to end its eight-year negative interest rate policy in April.
Delivery Hero ends talks to sell Foodpanda in Southeast Asia after months of negotiations
Delivery Hero has terminated negotiations with an undisclosed third party regarding the sale of its Foodpanda business in some Southeast Asian markets.
Boeing touts 737 Max as ‘the safest airplane,’ says China’s C919 is similar to what’s on the market
Boeing touted its 737 Max aircraft as the “safest airplane” and said China’s latest domestic jetliner Comac C919 is similar to offerings by Airbus and Boeing.
Chinese tourists are driving Asia-Pacific’s travel boom — flight bookings to hit pre-pandemic levels
Travel demand in Asia-Pacific is “a little bit shy” of returning to 2019 levels and is expected to hit pre-pandemic levels this year, said Willie Walsh, director general of the IATA.
