China’s slowdown and what it means for the UK
China has for years seen astonishing GDP growth, but who will be worse of when the economic powerhouse falters?
The world favors immigration and working with other countries, WEF report claims
The survey questioned 10,000 people from around the world.
Airstrike in Somalia kills 52 al-Shabab extremists, says US military
The U.S. military on Saturday said it had carried out its deadliest airstrike in Somalia in months, killing 52 al-Shabab extremists after a “large group” mounted an attack on Somali forces.
Trump offers limited ‘Dreamer’ deal in exchange for border wall — and Democrats quickly say no
The plan comes as Trump faces pressure to end the partial government shutdown that has inflicted financial pain on government workers and disrupted services from food inspection to airport security.
US airports rally around unpaid TSA workers with offers of free food, services
With summer vacation season in full swing, CNBC took a look at a few experiences travelers might want to try.
German farmers and their supporters protest, demanding climate-friendly agriculture
Thousands of ‘”we are fed up” farmers joined by supporters took to the streets of Germany on Saturday demanding climate-friendly agriculture and healthy food.
Trump says ‘a lot of progress’ with North Korea but economic sanctions to stay in place
President Donald Trump said on Saturday he had “an incredible” meeting with North Korea’s nuclear envoy Kim Yong Chol and the two sides had made “a lot of progress” on denuclearization.
Investors betting against Tesla’s stock have had 7 really good days. Here’s what’s behind them
Friday’s slump was the seventh-steepest ever for Tesla, and the biggest since the SEC announced in September that it’s investigating Musk.
Trump says deal ‘could very well happen’ with China, but denies he’s considering lifting tariffs
President Donald Trump on Saturday said there’s been progress toward a trade deal with China, but denied he was considering lifting tariffs on Chinese import.
Research continually shows how distracting cell pones are—so some schools want to ban them
According to Pew Research Center, 95 percent of teens have a smartphone or access have to one and 45 percent are online on a near-constant basis.