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The bank's net income of 900 million euros ($983.6 million) was more than analysts expected, and a lot higher than the second quarter of 2022.

Thailand, the world's second largest exporter of rice, is encouraging its farmers to plant less of the crop in order to save water amid low rainfall.

"Geopolitical tensions are now the main focus of concern, both in the near term and the medium term," the survey said.

Summer travel interest is shifting as European travelers seek cooler weather in parts of Scandinavia, Scotland, Latvia, Estonia and northern Spain.

Food delivery apps Grab and Foodpanda are offering dine-in features as consumers resume their normal daily routines and go out and dine in more frequently.

Most young people are ultimately getting jobs, but ones that might not pay the best or match their area of study, according to CNBC interviews.

The agency's new program will help reduce the burden of processing the 200 million paper documents received each year at a cost of around $40 million annually.

EVgo's second-quarter results beat Wall Street estimates, as revenue from deals to provide chargers to other businesses surged.

The billionaire DeVos family appears to have chosen GOP Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in 2024, despite Betsy DeVos' post in Trump's Cabinet.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in extended trading.

Qualcomm is exposed to the slumping smartphone industry because it makes the processors at the heart of most high-end Android devices.

Donald Trump is set to appear in court hours after a couple with an attempted $4.5 billion bitcoin money laundering effort.

No injuries were reported and no shooter was located, a spokesman for the Metropolitan Police Department told CNBC.

In the wide-ranging interview, Dimon touched on topics including geopolitics, bank regulation, artificial intelligence and the direction of the economy.

Chip stocks dipped Wednesday, after AMD reported a gloomy forecast that may have spooked investors across the sector.

The indictment against Donald Trump details a broad strategy to deny President Joe Biden his victory in the 2020 election.

The pills tested low for ascorbic acid, which could reduce their effectiveness and result in unwanted pregnancy, the FDA said.

It's the first sign of movement in a stalemate between the two sides which began in early May when talks broke down and the strike began.

The rating agency cited "expected fiscal deterioration over the next three years."

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen called out Fitch's decision to downgrade the United States credit rating to AA+ from AAA.