Euro zone inflation rate eases slightly to 10% as surge in energy prices slows
Euro zone inflation eased in November, but the European Central Bank remains under pressure to deal with the recent record rise in prices.
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'Golden era' for Britain and China’s relationship is over, UK PM Rishi Sunak says
"Let's be clear, the so-called 'golden era' is over," Sunak said of U.K.-China relations in his first major foreign policy speech.
Europe's biggest buyer of bonds is starting to think about selling
The ECB is set to discuss and reveal more concrete details on how it will unwind 8.8 trillion euros ($9.21 trillion) from its balance sheet
Energy markets are facing 'one or two years of extreme volatility,' Enel CEO says
"We're looking at one or two years of extreme volatility in the energy markets," Francesco Starace told CNBC.
These are the best U.S. cities to raise a family if you make over $100,000 a year
Rocket Mortgage's November report found the best cities to raise a family were midsize ones that are close to major metropolitans.
The top 10 cities to live and work abroad this year
Expats rated their new home cities based on quality of life, ease of settling in, personal finance and working abroad indices.
China 'played a great game' on lithium and we've been slow to react, industry CEO says
Alongside its use in cell phones and computers, lithium — which some have dubbed "white gold" — is crucial to electric vehicle batteries.
'Heated' and 'really ugly': Europe fails to thrash out details on gas price cap as talks turn sour
European energy ministers failed Thursday to reach a compromise over a cap on natural gas prices after "heated", "ugly" and "tough" discussions.
World Health Organization to rename monkeypox as mpox
The World Health Organization said Monday that it would begin referring to monkeypox as mpox in an effort to reduce stigma around the virus.
UK property demand slides 44% after market-rocking mini-budget, study shows
Demand for U.K. homes has nearly halved, but property firm Zoopla says it sees a "shake out" rather than a "crash" in property markets.
Lisbon and Mexico City are on travelers’ wish lists for 2023: These are the top 10 trending vacation destinations
American Express Travel published its 2023 trending destinations list, featuring the 10 most popular places to go to next year.
Renault wants to use water from depths of 4,000 meters to supply heat to an old production plant
Drilling work on the project will start in late 2023, according to the French automotive giant.
After decades as a nuclear powerhouse, France makes its play in offshore wind
Located in waters off the south west coast of France, the Saint-Nazaire project consists of 80 turbines.
These economies are booming as Putin's war drives migrants and money out of Russia
As many economies reel from the impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a select few countries are benefiting from an influx of Russian migration and accompanying wealth.
U.S. shoppers alone in boosting Black Friday spend as cost-of-living crisis hits Europe
Bargain-hunting shoppers will be expecting retailers to cut prices by a greater margin this year as they tighten their belts amid a worsening cost-of-living crisis.
Post-pandemic travelers visited these 10 countries the most in 2022
Flight ticket database company, ForwardKeys, announced the top global destinations of 2022 based on how much travel has increased to each country since 2019.
CEO of $4.5 billion tech firm slams his peers over layoffs: 'These are humans'
The boss of European digital insurance startup Wefox decried how tech companies have laid off workers en masse.
A wave-powered prototype device is aiming to produce drinking water from the ocean
Projects looking to desalinate water in a sustainable way will become increasingly important in the years ahead.
World Cup 2022 - Germany 1-2 Japan: Late Ritsu Doan and Takuma Asano goals earn shock victory
Japan had never previously beaten their European opponents, but they capitalized on German errors and missed chances to secure a victory, Sky Sports reports.
UK to investigate Apple and Google's 'stranglehold' over web browsing
The U.K.'s Competition and Markets Authority launched an investigation Tuesday into Apple and Google's control of the mobile web browser market.
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