Airlines cancel Israel flights, tour operators scramble to change trips after attacks
Israeli airline El Al, Emirates Airline and Turkish Airlines continued to operate at least some of their schedules.
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A new Chile? Argentina is at the epicenter of a new ‘white gold’ rush
Momentum behind Argentina's lithium mining boom is picking up fast.
Amazon hikes pay in the UK, plans to hire 15,000 seasonal workers ahead of the holidays
More than 15,000 additional seasonal workers will be hired at Amazon sites across the U.K., the company said.
Nobel economics prize awarded to U.S. economist Claudia Goldin for work on women in the labor market
The Nobel economics prize was on Monday awarded to Professor Claudia Goldin of Harvard University for her research on women in the labor market.
UK's embattled Metro Bank expected to struggle to raise capital with 'no easy solutions'
Metro Bank will likely struggle to raise fresh capital, according to analysts, who outlined bleak prospects for the beleaguered bank.
UK joins Europe's growing 'greenlash' with new pro-motorist policies
As the U.K. government ramps up concessions for motorists, Britain joins the fold of countries caught up in a political backlash against Europe's green agenda.
Germany's conservatives set to win state elections with far-right making gains
Germany's conservative opposition was slated to win two state elections while the far-right gained ground on Sunday, exit polls showed.
Biden, Macron, others have voiced support for Israel following deadly Hamas attack
Israel's Prime Minister declared the country "at war" after the surprise attack Saturday morning.
Philips shares fall 7% after U.S. drug regulator deals fresh blow to sleep device recall
Shares of Dutch health tech company Philips fell on Friday after the U.S. drug regulator deemed its handling of a major product recall inadequate.
Amazon and Microsoft's cloud dominance referred for UK competition probe
Ofcom is concerned that so-called "hyperscalers" like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure are limiting competition in the cloud computing market.
'Long colds' could be as common as 'long Covid' — with lasting effects, study says
A U.K. study showed that symptoms of a cold can linger well beyond the main period of illness, suggesting that like long Covid, "long colds" also exist.
UK's Metro Bank shares suspended multiple times after plunging more than 25%
Shares of Britain's Metro Bank suspended trading Thursday after tanking more than 29% amid reports that it was trying to raise £600 million ($727 million) in debt and equity.
Russia's government lifts ban on most of its diesel exports
Russia's government on Friday said it had lifted a ban on diesel exports delivered to seaports via pipelines.
Peak crude demand is fueling anger and argument in the world of oil
It's been a war of words and numbers between the International Energy Agency and OPEC as they spar over the future of peak oil demand.
European leaders say they can’t fully replace U.S. support to Ukraine as funding fears grow
European leaders said Thursday that the 27-nation bloc would not be able to fully replace U.S. support for war-torn Ukraine.
'Loyalty alone is not enough': What Putin demands from his inner circle
The Kremlin tells CNBC which qualities Russian President Vladimir Putin values the most.
Extraordinary September heat means 2023 is now on track to be the warmest year on record
September's temperature anomalies prompted one researcher to describe the findings as nothing less than "absolutely gobsmackingly bananas."
This Singaporean is raising her kids in Sweden. Here are 3 parenting habits she picked up
Sweden is one of the best countries in the world to raise children — and according to Min, the activities they get to enjoy in nature aren't the only reason.
Bedbug fears grip Paris as French minister pledges action
Concern over the spread of bedbugs in Paris and other French cities have mounted in recent weeks as social media posts show infestations in trains.
FIFA 2030 World Cup to be hosted by Morocco, Spain and Portugal, with opening games in South America
Opening games will be held in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay, and all six hosting countries' teams will be automatically qualified to compete.
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