As jobs are going through a transformational time, the World Economic Forum lays out the top 10 most important skills for workers, and how they’ll shift.
South Korea’s finance minister says country is at a ‘turning point’ in relations with Japan
South Korea’s finance minister says the nation sees a “turning point” in economic relations with Japan.
Russia claims Ukraine attempted attack on the Kremlin with drones; Kyiv denies any involvement
The Kremlin claimed Wednesday that Ukraine tried to strike the Kremlin with drones overnight, which Ukraine denied.
Jeep, Dodge maker Stellantis posts first-quarter revenue jump as chip supply eases
Carmaker Stellantis on Wednesday posted a 14% annual rise in first-quarter net revenues as an easing of semiconductor supply chain pressures boosted shipments.
After First Republic’s rescue, economists predict further pain with a ‘new era’ of higher inflation
Turmoil in the banking sector means central banks face in increasingly “delicate dance” in their efforts to rein in inflation, World Economic Forum Managing Director Saadia Zahidi told CNBC.
India’s ties with Russia remain steady. But Moscow’s tighter embrace of China makes it wary
Moscow has also grown close to Beijing since invading Ukraine, and that raises critical national security concerns for New Delhi.
FBI says former agent arrested over Jan. 6 called officers Nazis and encouraged mob to ‘kill ’em’
Jared L. Wise, who worked at the FBI for 13 years ending in 2017, was arrested Monday in Oregon.
Countries on the South China Sea get pulled and pushed in two directions simultaneously by Beijing
Asia-Pacific countries have to balance their trade relationships with China and the “indisputable problem” of China claiming the South China Sea as its own, CNBC’s Ted Kemp reports.
Bank of Korea governor says it’s ‘premature’ to talk about rate cuts
“It would be a little bit premature to talk about pivot at this moment,” Bank of Korea Governor Rhee Chang-yong told CNBC.
Michael Milken says recent crisis is the same mistake banks have been making for decades
Famed investor Michael Milken said the current banking crisis stemmed from a classic asset-liability mismatch that had played out miserably time and again.