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European Union is considering sanctions on Chinese firms for aiding Russia's war machine
The European Union is looking to sanction Chinese firms that it believes have helped Russia circumvent Western penalties, looking to slap measures against these mainland China businesses for the first time since the war began, three EU officials told CNBC.
Bitcoin falls from $50,000 following hotter-than-expected inflation data
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Two Thai journalists arrested for covering anti-monarchist vandalism of temple wall freed on bail
BANGKOK (AP) — Two Thai journalists arrested for reporting on the vandalism of Bangkok temple wall with graffiti criticizing a pro-monarchy law were released on bail Tuesday, a lawyer’s group said.
Stock gains to survive a market correction if rate cuts are delayed, one economist says
The latest stock gains will hold until the end of the year and survive a mid-year market correction, if central banks implement interest rate cuts later than investors have currently priced in, one economist says.
London lags behind rest of Europe when it comes to 5G network quality, report finds
London falls far behind other major European cities when it comes to the quality of its 5G connection, according to a report shared with CNBC.
China's biggest problem is a 'lack of confidence,' Standard Chartered CEO says
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — China is facing a confidence deficit as its economy undergoes massive transition and concern grows over its ongoing property crisis, a top banking CEO said while onstage at Dubai's World Governments Summit.
Travel giant TUI smashes earnings expectations as investors decide on London exit
German travel giant TUI on Tuesday posted a quarterly profit of 6 million euros ($6.46 million), defying expectations on the back of upbeat travel demand.