Asia-Pacific markets set for mixed session Thursday after high level talks between U.S. President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
The market thinks the Fed is going to start cutting rates aggressively. Investors could be in for a letdown
Markets may be at least a tad optimistic, particularly considering the cautious approach central bank officials have taken.
U.S. and China agree to resume military talks. Takeaways from the Biden-Xi summit
U.S. President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping have agreed to resume high-level military communication, according to both countries.
U.S. and China vie for dominance in new ‘a la carte’ world order, survey finds
Rare talks between U.S. President Joe Biden and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping fall against the backdrop of a more fractured world, a new study finds.
You can stay on Richard Branson’s private island this holiday season—rates start at $5,400 a night
The Necker Island general manager, James Basson, tells CNBC Make It guests should expect bespoke holiday-themed experiences.
German housebuilding is collapsing — and could drag the economy down with it
German housebuilding is on the brink of collapse as construction is slowing, and the country’s broader economy could be negatively impacted, experts say.
Russia relishes divisions between China and the U.S., pouring cold water on Xi-Biden talks
Russia is attempting to make the APEC summit, and talks between Xi and Biden, look like a diplomatic and geopolitical failure.
Sonic the Hedgehog helped revive 63-year-old Sega. The firm wants a repeat with its other classics
Sega Chief Operating Officer Shuji Utsumi said that the company is thinking of bringing more of its lucrative intellectual property to other platforms.
China retail sales, industrial data grow faster than expected in October
China on Wednesday reported better-than-expected retail sales and industrial data for October, while the real estate drag worsened.
Japan’s economy shrinks far more than expected in third quarter
Japan’s economy shrank in the July-September period for the first time in four quarters, provisional government data showed Wednesday.