The latest overhaul in Alibaba’s business announced overnight could be seen as calls for renewed interest for the $34.5 billion listing of Ant Group.
Ukraine war live updates: Mercenary boss says fighting in Bakhmut is battering both sides; Russia tests intercontinental ballistic missiles
Russia continues to flex its military muscles, announcing that it has launched military drills involving its Yars intercontinental ballistic missile system.
Sergio Ermotti returns as UBS CEO to oversee Credit Suisse takeover
Sergio Ermotti will replace current CEO Ralph Hamers, who is set to remain at UBS to advise the bank during the transition period, UBS said.
Israeli turmoil alarms business leaders: There’s ‘fear over what happens next’
The uncertainty afflicting Israel’s political situation extends deep into the business sector.
Asia’s ‘best restaurants’ list is out — and it’s no surprise which country made the list 17 times
Japan is home to 17 of the region’s “best” 100 restaurants, while Singapore and Thailand tied for second place with 15 restaurants on the list each.
U.S.-China tech rivalry will continue to put Chinese firms under intense scrutiny
Chinese companies will continue to face scrutiny from the U.S. as geopolitical tensions and competition will not ease soon, said a political analyst.
Alibaba shares soar 15% in Hong Kong on news of major overhaul
Alibaba in its announcement to split its company into six business groups is aimed to “unlock shareholder value.”
Hong Kong shares rise 2% as Alibaba lifts technology stocks; Asia markets mostly rise
Asian markets trade mixed as investors observe the reaction to Alibaba’s Asian shares after reorganization, while Australia will see its inflation numbers for February.
As volatility persists, this is what investors can expect in the second quarter — according to history
CNBC Pro looks at what could happen to stocks in the second quarter, after a rebound in the first quarter following a down year.
Commodity stocks are a ‘great place to look’ amid the volatility: Fund manager
Investors are flocking to tech as a safe haven amid the market volatility, but fund manager James Davolos has his eyes on a number of commodity stocks.