How is the violent unrest in New Caledonia impacting global nickel prices?
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Global nickel prices have soared since deadly violence erupted in the French Pacific territory of New Caledonia last week.
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CNBC Daily Open: Nvidia shares top $1,000 on AI boom
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Outraged South Koreans demand ban on singer Kim Ho-joong over hit-and-run allegations
South Korean police requested arrest warrants on Wednesday for singer Kim Ho-joong, 33, and executives of his agency over allegations of drink-driving and hit-and-run.
India’s startups are creating more jobs, but more investments still needed to boost employment
India's startup ecosystem is poised for promising growth as the country works toward boosting economic growth and entrepreneurship — but more jobs are needed to combat high levels of unemployment.
Nasdaq futures jump after AI-darling Nvidia issues strong forecast: Live updates
Nasdaq-100 futures rose on Wednesday evening as Wall Street assessed the latest quarterly results from market bellwether Nvidia.
Nvidia more than triples revenue as AI becomes the 'new commodity'
PALO ALTO, California -- U.S. chipmaker Nvidia reported another blockbuster earnings quarter on Wednesday, announcing a 10-for-one forward stock split as surging AI demand pushed its share price up after markets closed.
E.l.f. Beauty posts first $1 billion year, but shares fall on weaker-than-expected guidance
E.l.f. Beauty posted its first billion-dollar fiscal year on Wednesday as sales spiked 77%, but the retailer's shares fell as it said it expects its growth to slow.
South China Sea: is a report on Vietnam’s reclamation a smokescreen from Beijing’s row with Manila?
The report last week by a Chinese think tank found Vietnam had reclaimed more land in the region over the past three years than in the previous four decades, warning such activity could “complicate and expand” disputes in the waters.