UK inflation rate dips for third straight month to hit 10.1%
UK inflation dropped for the third month in a row but energy and food prices continue to put pressure on British households.
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Boeing orders, deliveries slip in January, before massive Air India jetliner sale
Boeing has been hesitant to ramp up plane production before stabilizing its supply chain.
Germany rules out spending 'more and more money' as Europe hopes to avoid subsidy race with the U.S.
European Union officials have been embroiled in tense discussions over how to make the region more competitive.
Ford to cut 3,800 jobs in Europe in shift to electric vehicle production
Ford said it intends to cut 3,800 product development and administration jobs in Europe in the next three years.
Turkey-Syria reconstruction costs to come to 'billions of dollars,' World Bank says
The World Bank has slated roughly $1.8 billion of funding to Turkey and is pursuing relief aid for Syria, following last week's devastating earthquakes.
Europe is looking to tackle sky-high debt loads after signs it will dodge a recession
European officials sighed with relief Monday after new data suggested the region will avoid an economic recession.
British semiconductor bosses threaten to move overseas as U.S. and EU splurge on chips
U.K. semiconductor bosses are pleading with the government for subsidies amid fears that some chip firms will be forced to move overseas.
A big bang or a grinding assault? What to expect from Russia's new offensive in Ukraine
The scope of Russia's offensive remains uncertain but whatever happens, it comes at a tricky time for Kyiv.
Electric Ram pickup debuts in Super Bowl ad that pokes fun at rivals, sex-drug commercials
The Ram Super Bowl spot spoofs ads for male sex-enhancement drugs using electric truck owners discussing problems they've had with their pickups.
Zelenskyy completes a tricky charm offensive in Europe as Ukraine prepares for next phase of war
The European Union, the largest donor of financial aid to Ukraine, had wanted a visit from the Ukrainian leader for several months.
Russia is expected to launch a new Ukraine offensive, but it faces a familiar obstacle: Mud
Ukraine's frozen ground is expected to thaw soon, turning the war-torn nation's fields and rural roads into a quagmire for troops and tanks.
These are the best hotels in the U.S. and Europe, according to a new ranking
The report, published Tuesday, also ranks hotels in the Caribbean, Mexico, Bermuda and Canada, as well as cities and regions across North America and Europe.
UK narrowly avoids recession in back half of 2022 despite December slump
The British economy showed no growth in the final quarter of 2022, but shrunk by 0.5% in December — more than expected by analysts.
As Brits reel from a cost-of-living crisis, the UK stock market quietly booms to an all-time high
The FTSE 100 has hit three all-time highs over the last week, despite continued gloom on the U.K. economy and amid a cost-of-living crisis.
The return of El Nino could make the world even hotter — endangering a critical climate threshold
El Nino is widely recognized as the warming of the sea surface temperature, which occurs every few years.
Jeep reveals its most expensive Wrangler SUV ever, topping $115,000
The limited-edition vehicle is the 2023 Wrangler Rubicon 392 20th Anniversary with heavy-duty off-road parts customization from American Expedition Vehicles.
Russian forces are closing in on the strategic city of Bakhmut, giving Ukraine a tough choice to make
Russia recently claimed that its forces have almost entirely encircled Bakhmut. Now, Ukraine has to decide how much longer it will try to defend it.
The top 10 best U.S. airports—2 of them are in Florida
Travel Lens ranked the 50 busiest U.S. airports based on several factors, including wait times, passenger satisfaction levels, and CO2 emissions.
General Motors signs deal with GlobalFoundries for exclusive U.S. semiconductor production
GM has signed a long-term agreement with GlobalFoundries to establish exclusive production capacity of U.S.-produced semiconductor chips.
EU 'disappointed' in Twitter report on how the company fights disinformation
Twitter's report was "short of data, with no information on commitments to empower the fact-checking community," a European press release said.
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