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If you have a seven-figure budget to buy a home, these cities may offer the most options.

Singapore's sovereign wealth fund Temasek Holdings is currently not looking to invest in crypto companies amid regulatory uncertainty in the sector.

Russia's war in Ukraine has helped enlarge NATO, Jens Stoltenberg said, a day after Turkey endorsed Sweden's membership bid.

90% of expats are happy with their life abroad in this country, versus 72% globally.

Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, the former military general who seized power in a 2014 coup, on Tuesday said he will retire from politics.

A key mortgage rate in the U.K. has climbed to its highest level for 15 years, deepening fears of a looming catastrophe for struggling households.

Its global direct investments, particularly in technology, health care and payments, saw "a reversal of gains" in the 12 months ending March 31 this year.

WeChat is China's biggest messaging platform with over 1.2 billion users and opens another retail channel for Apple to sell its products.

Last week, IDFC First Bank said its board had approved its merger with IDFC Ltd., the latest in a wave of consolidation in India's financial sector.

The move encourages financial institutions to continue deferring loan payments, while propping up financial support for real estate enterprises

As inflation remains high in many countries around the world, economists have found themselves considering a surprising potential contributor: music concerts.

Former President Donald Trump asked a federal court to hold off on setting a date for the criminal trial over his handling of classified documents.

Belmond announced today that the Eastern & Oriental Express luxury train, which will run from Singapore to Malaysia, is restarting in February 2024.

NATO said Sweden and Turkey have cooperated closely to address the latter's security concerns since last year's summit.

The health-care giant claimed no "clinical" information was breached by the hackers, a claim undercut by sample data provided to an industry analyst.

On top of the 10,000 layoffs Microsoft announced in January, the company is now slimming down its number of salespeople.

CNBC's Jim Cramer said investors should not invest in American companies based solely on their business in China.

"After China, Korea, India and even Indonesia could cut rates ahead of the Fed, due to faster disinflation, weak demand and higher real rates," Nomura economists wrote.

Charter Communications said it's revamping its cable TV model, allowing customers to opt into a cheaper, sports-lite package.

Former chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission Timothy Massad proposed a new way to regulate crypto and protect investors