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Swedish automaker Volvo Cars on Wednesday reported an uptick in first-quarter core operating profits driven by strong retail sales.

Shares of French luxury group Kering sunk more than 9% Wednesday after the company warned that it expects a sharp downturn in first-half profits as demand for its Gucci brand continues to wane.

Athens and the south of Greece appeared to be coloured in orange and red after dust from the Sahara engulfed the city on Tuesday evening.

Shares of SenseTime traded as high as 82 Hong Kong cents, a 34.42% gain from its previous close of 61 cents.

Roche lowered its 2024 growth outlook in February as it continues to confront a drop-off in demand for its Covid-19 products and a number of its cancer drugs.

From startups to government agencies, Amazon CTO Werner Vogels said customers "have been asking" for local data residency.

The chief executive of the world's largest wealth fund says there are many wildcards in financial markets right now.

Chinese smartphone company Xiaomi aims to sell at least 10,000 pure electric cars a month, for more than 100,000 deliveries this year, said CEO Lei Jun.

Tesla reported disappointing earnings and revenue, but the stock rose on optimism that a new affordable EV model could enter production sooner than expected.

India's EV sector still lacks competition, but entry from international automakers like Tesla will level the playing field, MG Motor India's CEO Emeritus.

Boeing has been mired in a safety crisis since a door plug blew off a 737 Max 9 in early January.

The virus, commonly referred to as bird flu, is extremely contagious and lethal among birds, has been detected in dairy herds in recent days.

Just under half of all workers say they would be in favor of a ban on talking politics in the office, a new CNBC survey finds.

The Bank of America is not bullish no any currency in Asia, leading the investment bank to deem the start of a "chaotic era" for these currencies.

President Biden initially proposed aid for Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan in October.

CNBC's Jim Cramer referred to these factors as "brown shoots" that are disrupting U.S. economic growth.

Oracle is moving its world headquarters to Nashville, according to Larry Ellison.

The company, formerly known as Square, now building a full bitcoin mining system.

The FTC claims that noncompete agreements limit wage growth and increase prices for consumers.

Trump will receive an additional 36 million shares, worth about $1.15 billion, if the stock closes above a $17.50 minimum share price.

Tesla is eliminating about 12% of its workforce at a factory in Austin, Texas, where the electric vehicle company is headquartered.

E.W. Scripps has received inbound interest in its Black-culture network Bounce TV, CEO Adam Symson said in an exclusive CNBC interview.

JetBlue said second-quarter revenue would likely drop as much as 10.5% on the year.

The House of Representatives passed legislation over the weekend that would broaden sanctions against Iran's oil exports

HashiCorp's business is growing considerably faster than that of IBM, which has been confronting a challenging economic environment.

Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.

The federal tax deadline was April 15, and if you missed it, you should file and pay your balance as soon as possible to reduce penalties and interest.

There was much more to like in this print, including strong headline results on the back of strength in all key operating segments.

The tech giant has time and time again proved the naysayers and bears wrong.

After the Supreme Court blocked President Joe Biden's first plan to forgive student debt, his administration set out to create a more viable relief package.