Sportscar manufacturer Porsche will soon drop out of Germanys blue-chip DAX index following a dramatic share price slump.

The move would mark an important milestone for the Nvidia-backed company, which shelved IPO plans in 2021 to first execute a merger with its rival Veritas.

More roles across various sectors require AI skills and employers are paying premium salaries to AI-literate workers.

A global bond rout is underway, but gold prices, which typically suffer when yields rise, have surged to new highs.

The ongoing turmoil in France has led to it being called the "new Italy," with Rome no stranger to political upheaval and economic frailty in the past.

From debt to deception, Gen Zs use dubious methods to portray travel lifestyles that go beyond their means. Those who know them explain how they do it.

A new wave of the uber wealthy is relocating to the European country — looking to take advantage of its investor friendly environment, thriving real estate market and low tax regime.

Investors raked in profits on Tuesday as the three major U.S. indexes closed in the red.

Alphabet shares rose 6% in premarket trading on Wednesday as investors viewed the result of Google's antitrust case as broadly favorable.

Norway’s $2 trillion sovereign wealth fund will own a 95% stake in the property, marking its latest major real estate investment.

DeepL launched the AI DeepL Agent on Wednesday aimed at enterprises, pitting it against companies like Microsoft and Anthropic.

IQM said it would use the fresh cash to ramp up investments in technology and commercial growth.

Global bond yields are rising on fiscal concerns, but the U.K. long-end faces further specific challenges.

Several 30-year yields hit multi-decade highs this week, with analysts pointing to ongoing fiscal and monetary concerns as well as supply dynamics.

The U.K. government has named the date of its forthcoming Autumn Budget amid heightened pressure on Chancellor Rachel Reeves to resolve a fiscal conundrum.

As the U.S. wields a global tariff war and cuts China off from AI chips, Beijing is ramping up new customers for its manufactured goods and technology.

China's RatingDog China General Services purchasing managers' index — which captures the country's services activity — hit a 15-month high.

Protests against tourism have increased in frequency and size as tourist arrivals to popular destinations meet, and in some places surpass, pre-pandemic levels.

TSMC, along with SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, are losing waivers that allowed them export chipmaking equipment to manufacturing plants in China.

India has to grapple with steep U.S. tariffs, but improving domestic consumption is expected to ease their impact, according to analysts.

Japan's 30-year bond yield notched a record high to hit 3.286%, up 100 basis points this year, while yield on the 20-year debt is at its highest since 1999 at 2.695%.

Vietnam tops the list as the most affordable country in the world for expats, according to a 2025 study by InterNations.

President Xi Jinping delivered an opening speech at the reviewing stand overlooking Tiananmen Square, before reviewing the troops.

The yield on the 30-year bond nearly touched 5% as investors feared a hit to the U.S. government's coffers if deprived of tariff revenue.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong Un are among the leaders from more than 20 countries attending the "Victory Day" military parade in Beijing.

Market watchers told CNBC they see more upside ahead for the precious metal.

Ian King takes a look at the clouds gathering over the pharmaceuticals sector, hitherto one of the U.K.'s most successful industries.

BYD's sales rebounded in August, while Nio, Leapmotor, and Xpeng achieved new delivery records.

The court said that FTC commissioners may not be fired by a president without cause, saying that the law on this point has been clear for nearly a century.

CEO Marc Benioff revealed the layoffs during an interview on The Logan Bartlett Show podcast.

The ruling comes nearly a year after a U.S. judge ruled that Google holds an illegal monopoly in its core market of internet search.

President Trump's court loss adds another layer of uncertainty to global shipping, from questions about refunds to status of trade deals and the tariff plan B.

This comes against the backdrop of the U.S. imposing 50% tariffs on the country, including secondary duties of 25% last month for purchasing Russian oil.

Even after a positive August, historical performance suggests the coming weeks could be challenging.

Online sales of pickleball paddles and related equipment in China have skyrocketed, according to data from WPIC Marketing + Technologies.

A divided U.S. appeals court ruled that most of President Donald Trump's tariffs are illegal, undercutting his use of the levies as a key economic policy tool.

Chinese stocks will be in focus, with investors looking out for movements in Alibaba Group after the stock surged nearly 13% on Wall Street.

Tariffs flicking on and off might be more anxiety-inducing than the certainty of planning strategies around tackling those duties.