Kokusai Electric shares pop 32% on Tokyo debut
Shares of the Japanese semiconductor equipment maker saw a strong debut in Tokyo on Wednesday, and surged 32% above its IPO price of 1,840 yen.
European Central Bank meets as bond markets wobble and economy turns south
The European Central Bank is expected to keep rates on hold when it meets this week in The European Central Bank is expected to keep rates on hold when it meets this week in Athens.
‘They’re running out of time’: Ukraine’s counteroffensive is gaining urgency as winter approaches
Ukrainian forces are desperately trying to battle through deep Russian defenses along the south and east of the country before winter sets in.
From Bill Gates to the pope, talk of carbon capture and its efficacy is dividing society
The sector’s potential was a hot topic at the recent ADIPEC oil and gas conference.
Why China’s 1 trillion yuan debt plan isn’t necessarily such a big deal
State media made it clear that whopping amount would focus on reconstruction of areas hit hard by natural disasters — such as this summer’s historic floods.
The best places — and best times — to take a safari
There are 10 countries in Africa that have a strong wildlife focus, said Kenyan travel writer Harriet Akinyi, who shares her experiences in them.
Kevin McCarthy floats proposal returning him to power and making Jim Jordan assistant House speaker
McCarthy was ousted as speaker this month, and Jordan later failed three times on the House floor to secure the votes needed to win.
Beef prices are at record highs — how much pricier will your steak get?
Retail beef prices in the U.S. are at record highs, pushing up the price tags of not just your steak tartare, but also cheese burgers.
Investors should ‘buy the dip’ in Nvidia shares, Itau BBA analysts say
The chipmaker’s shares plunged earlier this month, and the bank says the selloff is a buying opportunity. CNBC takes a look at what’s behind its bullish view.
Rising yields and war: Here’s how to trade the volatility, according to fund managers
Yields are still rising, a war is raging, and it’s uncertain whether interest rates will stay higher for longer. Here’s how portfolio managers are investing.
