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A CBDC could intrude on the privacy of users and harm banks while otherwise providing few benefits, Bowman said in a speech.

The fast food giant says it has made "small but tasty improvements" to the Big Mac, McDouble, cheeseburger, double cheeseburger and hamburger.

Robust consumer spending helped China's economy grow by the fastest rate in a year last quarter — a development we've long been preparing for.

Boeing disclosed a flaw with some of its 737 Max planes last week and said it was likely to delay deliveries.

Revised tax incentives for electric vehicles are part of the Inflation Reduction Act, the landmark climate law that President Joe Biden signed in August.

Atlanta Fed chief thinks the FOMC can watch and wait as the lags that come with monetary policy work their way through the economy.

Bank of America reported first-quarter earnings and revenue that topped expectations before the bell Tuesday.

European Union officials on Tuesday called for a new and joint approach toward China, in a move that is unlikely to please the United States.

Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, told CNBC that it is "going to have to actually end up going to court" with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Tesla, SpaceX and Twitter CEO Elon Musk called for regulation of AI during a taped interview that aired on Fox News Channel's "Tucker Carlson Tonight."

The apparent push toward greater diplomatic normalization comes amid broader regional reconciliation efforts.

Norway's gigantic sovereign wealth fund believes it is becoming increasingly important to identify as many "rotten apples" as it can.

The CEO of British power firm SSE says a rapid build-out of renewable projects can help the U.K. to secure its energy security.

The Bank of Korea was the first to hold rates steady after being one of the first nations to hike in the pandemic era — and could become the first to cut rates in the region.

China's growth has been under the spotlight as it reopens after ending most of its strict Covid restrictions that were in place for nearly three years.

The British government laid out plans in February to regulate cryptoassets and opened its suggestions up for consultation.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has long held a bullish view on India and now the company is ramping up sales and manufacturing of its flagship iPhone in the country.

So far this earnings season, big banks have mostly outperformed their smaller peers, helped by an influx of deposits after Silicon Valley Bank's meltdown.

Chinese electric car company Nio will keep its prices high rather than cutting them, CEO William Li told CNBC in an interview.

Volkswagen's new ID.7 will serve as a flagship for the automaker's growing line of mainstream EVs.