IMF tells Europe to let consumers bear the brunt of higher bills to encourage energy saving
The IMF warned European governments against intervening in the region's worsening energy crisis with broad-based financial support.
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Hyundai to export heavy-duty hydrogen electric trucks to Germany
The hydrogen electric trucks sent to Germany will bolster the XCIENT Fuel Cell's presence in Europe.
China, Cairo, Italy: The top ‘travel-inspired’ baby names in the U.S. and the UK
Instead of naming their kids after biblical figures or the British monarchy, some parents are choosing the names of places that hold meaningful travel memories.
UN secretary-general urges governments to tax 'immoral' oil and gas profits
He added that the funds, which equate to $100 billion in the first quarter of this year should instead be used to support vulnerable communities.
Instagram boss Adam Mosseri to move to London as Meta tries to counter TikTok's rise
Instagram boss Adam Mosseri will temporarily relocate to London later this year, a Meta spokesperson confirmed to CNBC.
Premier League players will limit taking a knee before matches, league announces ahead of new season
League says it supports players' decision.
Climate change isn't partisan and people are realizing it's not a 'left-wing plot,' charity founder says
Discussions about climate change and its effects on the world we live in are here to stay.
SocGen posts second-quarter loss after taking 3.3 billion euro hit on Russia exit
Societe Generale on Wednesday reported better-than-expected earnings despite taking a 3.3 billion euro ($3.36 billion) hit from exiting its Russian operations.
From luxury city escapes to vacation rentals: These are Europe's best destinations to buy a second home
Whether you're on the hunt for a vacation property or a store for your cash as stocks somersault, Europe has a host of compelling second home destinations.
Oil major BP boosts dividend as quarterly profits jump on high commodity prices
U.K. oil giant BP on Tuesday reported bumper second-quarter profits, benefitting from a surge in commodity prices.
Ferrari boosts full-year guidance after a record second quarter
Ferrari increased its full-year guidance after a quarter that set records for revenue, profit and new orders.
German chemicals firm warns of production chain collapse as Putin squeezes gas flows
Company says it has adjusted its full year guidance for 2022.
3 charts show Europe's unprecedented natural gas crisis
CNBC takes a look at how Russia is squeezing its gas supplies to Europe and what this means for the future of the region.
Draghi's political downfall: How power imploded in Italy and what happens next
Mario Draghi is best known for saving the euro. But a coveted rescue of the Italian economy ended prematurely.
'There's no port lying idle': Brexit tumult is radically reshaping trade on the island of Ireland
Since the U.K. formally exited the EU in January 2020, firms have shifted their posture, rethinking the roads they take and the ports they use.
These are the cheapest — and most expensive — cities in Europe to visit this year
Flights and hotel costs are down in many parts of Europe, with prices in some locations lower than they were before the pandemic.
England Women 2-1 Germany Women (AET): Chloe Kelly's extra-time goal seals Euro 2022 glory for Lionesses
Sky Sports reports Kelly's 110th-minute winner secured England the country's first major international success since the men's team won the World Cup in 1966.
Britain's star-studded 'Wagatha Christie' libel trial is over: Here's what went down
Rooney alleged that stories from her private Instagram account were leaked by Vardy to journalists at British tabloid newspaper The Sun.
Don't expect a sudden turnaround on supply chain problems, top autos CEO says
Luca de Meo told CNBC that the sourcing of raw materials would continue to be an issue for automakers, but added that the company had grown more resilient.
Cold showers and more: German city turns off the hot water to survive Putin's gas cuts
The city will also switch off public fountains and stop lighting up large buildings at night, as the city aims to reduce its energy consumption by 15%.
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