Paris set to ban rented e-scooters after an overwhelming 90% vote for their removal
A referendum over the weekend saw Parisians vote to ban rental scooters, but operators argue turnout was low.
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Green transition won't be perfect and we'll need natural gas, World Energy Council CEO says
"We can't let perfection be the enemy of the good in this, right?" the CEO of the World Energy Council said at a CNBC-moderated discussion.
Rihanna spent $500,000 to rent an Arizona man’s house during Super Bowl week—it was enough to pay off 2 years of his mortgage
Spyro Malaspinas told the Wall Street Journal he didn't know it was Rihanna renting the home until after he agreed to lease it.
Euro zone price rises cool significantly in March, but core inflation hits record high
Inflation in the euro zone dropped significantly in March as energy prices continued to fall.
Britain to join Indo-Pacific trade bloc in biggest trade deal since Brexit
The U.K. said this was the country's largest post-Brexit trade deal and makes it the first European nation to join the CPTPP.
Comparing salaries — and uncovering gender pay gaps — could be easier under these new EU rules
Salary transparency could soon improve in Europe and help shrink the gender pay gap as the EU suggests new rules to help workers access key salary details.
Turkey formally approves Finland's NATO membership, in setback for Russia
The vote follows months of stalling that saw Turkey demand certain concessions from Finland and its neighbor Sweden.
This California city is the most popular with millennial homebuyers in the U.S.
LendingTree released a study analyzing mortgage offers across the United States in 2022 that highlights where millennials are looking to buy.
EU agrees to ramp up 2030 renewable energy targets, accelerating shift from fossil fuels
The European Union is poised to ramp up its 2030 renewable energy targets.
EU regulators distance themselves from Credit Suisse bond writedowns
The Single Resolution Board's Dominique Laboureix had a clear message for investors: we respect the hierarchy.
Private jet flights in Europe soar to record levels — and most were ultra-short journeys
Analysis published Thursday by Greenpeace showed the number of private jet flights in Europe last year rose 64% to reach a fresh record high of 572,806.
China's growing influence threatens to undermine global human rights, new research finds
China's growing global influence poses a serious threat to international human rights, according to a new report, which suggests the UNHRC is failing to counter such risks.
Give us your nominations: CNBC is ranking the world's top fintech companies
CNBC and independent research firm Statista are going to identify the world's top 200 fintech companies.
Sergio Ermotti returns as UBS CEO to oversee Credit Suisse takeover
Sergio Ermotti will replace current CEO Ralph Hamers, who is set to remain at UBS to advise the bank during the transition period, UBS said.
Energy agency chief warns transition to renewables is way off track, issues warning on stranded assets
The energy transition is off track to prevent the worst impact of the climate emergency, according to the head of the International Renewable Energy Agency.
Israel's Netanyahu delays controversial judiciary overhaul after mass protests
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday agreed to suspend a planned judiciary reform until the next parliament session after nationwide protests paralyzed the country.
Starlink rival OneWeb aims for global satellite internet coverage after passing a key milestone
Internet satellite company OneWeb is aiming to roll out coverage globally after successfully launching an additional 36 satellites Sunday.
Humza Yousaf wins leadership election of Scotland’s ruling party, set to lead the country
Humza Yousaf has been elected the new head of the Scottish National Party by party members.
Germany is overhauling its immigration rules to bolster a rapidly shrinking workforce
Germany is poised to pass a new nationality law that will make it easier for foreigners to gain citizenship.
'The first bank crisis of the Twitter generation': The pressure on banks is very different from 2008
Credit Suisse and Silicon Valley Bank may have collapsed but a financial crash today would be very different to the 2008 crisis.
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