U.S. clears way for truly driverless vehicles without steering wheels
U.S. vehicle safety regulators have issued final rules eliminating the need for highly automated and self-driving vehicles to need such controls.
Europe’s ocean energy installations surge back to pre-Covid levels, with major increase for tidal
The footprint of tidal stream and wave projects remains very small compared to other renewables.
Russia restricts Instagram after its parent Meta allows violent threats against military for Ukraine invasion
Russia has taken actions against the Meta Platforms sites Instagram and Facebook as part of a media crackdown amid its invasion of Ukraine.
Oracle misses on earnings as investments drag down quarterly profit
Investments in a gene-sequencing company and a server chip maker cut into Oracle's earnings, which missed analysts' expectations.
War fallout: U.S. economy to slow, Europe risks recession and Russia to suffer double-digit decline
The CNBC Rapid Update, the average of 14 forecasts for the U.S. economy, sees GDP rising by 3.2% this year, a modest 0.3% markdown from...
Brief drop in mortgage rates sparks mini refinance boom
Borrowers rushed to take advantage of a brief drop in rates, but those rates are already on the rise again.
The Federal Reserve is shrinking its $9 trillion bond program. Here’s what that means for your portfolio
The Federal Reserve sent $9 trillion into U.S. bond markets amid recent emergencies. Reducing the balance of this portfolio could spark a recession.
Inflation rose 7.9% in February, as food and energy costs push prices to highest in more than 40 years
The consumer price index for February was expected to rise 7.8% over the past year, according to Dow Jones estimates.
This country regularly tops the Philippines’ tourist arrivals — and it’s not China
Residents from South Korea topped the list of visitor arrivals to the Philippines each year from 2010 to 2020, according to the Philippines' tourism department.