U.K. inflation unexpectedly jumped in February as food and energy bills continued to soar, placing further pressure on households.
Give us your nominations: CNBC is ranking the world’s top fintech companies
CNBC and independent research firm Statista are going to identify the world’s top 200 fintech companies.
Finland is the world’s happiest country. Now it’s giving away free trips to show travelers why
Finland has been named the happiest country in the world for six years in a row. Now it’s planning a masterclass to teach people it’s a skill — not a mindset.
Morgan Stanley turns ‘outright bullish’ on stocks in Asia, emerging markets
The investment bank’s strategists said that an expected pause in the Federal Reserve’s rate hikes is adding to favorable conditions for growth stocks.
Traveling to Asia for work? This city is its most expensive business destination
A business trip now costs an average of $520 a day in Hong Kong, and Singapore follows closely behind at $515.
Social media can be a ‘messy place,’ says advisor. Here’s how to vet online financial advice
Many investors are turning to social media platforms for financial advice. Here’s how to know which information you can trust.
Biden used first veto to save a 401(k) investment rule. Here’s what it does
President Biden vetoed a measure that would have overturned a recent 401(k) investment rule about ESG funds. The rule loosened some Trump-era restrictions.
Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Tesla, First Republic, KeyCorp, UBS and more
Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading Tuesday.
Silicon Valley Bank collapse was ‘Lehman moment for technology,’ top Goldman Sachs deal-maker says
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank was “a little bit like the Lehman moment for technology,” a top Goldman Sachs deal-maker told CNBC.
Credit Suisse bondholders prepare lawsuit after contentious $17 billion writedown
A number of Credit Suisse bondholders said they are considering legal action after the $17 billion wipeout of the embattled bank’s AT1 bonds.