Regardless of how many children are born in China, the number of people who are aged 60 and above will roughly double to more than 500 million in the year 2050.

Venice’s city council on Tuesday approved a long-awaited regulation to tax day visitors 5 euros ($5.38) to visit the city.

The nuclear-armed North has conducted regular launches of everything from short-range and cruise missiles to massive intercontinental ballistic missiles.

Targeted strikes are ones that only have work stoppages at certain plants, many times over local contract issues.

India is performing a geopolitical balancing act between protecting its interests while maintaining ties with its trading partners. Mostly tight-lipped in condemning Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, India has also boosted imports of heavily discounted Russian oil since the war began. But did the G20 see its position shift?

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff told CNBC’s Jim Cramer about how its messaging program Slack relates to AI.

Thailand’s tourism recovery has room for much optimism, especially as diplomatic relations with Saudi Arabia normalizes, said Chairman of Minor International.

U.S.-based cryptocurrency company Ripple said that it plans to fight the ongoing lawsuit with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission “all the way through.”

Analysts at the capital markets and investment group say the three stocks will benefit from the “lucrative potential” of artificial intelligence.

A “recovery narrative” has been playing out in a corner of the semiconductor market this year, according to Morgan Stanley.