European stocks finished higher on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump said a "framework" agreement had been reached over Greenland.

Jens Spahn, the leader of Germany’s Christian Democrats in the Bundestag, speaks with CNBC’s Karen Tso and Steve Sedgwick at Davos about the German economy and Europe’s competitiveness. Spahn says ...

India's largest airline, Indigo, that cancelled more than 2,500 flights in December causing massive disruptions, reported a 78% drop in profit in the December quarter, sending its shares down more ...

Raj Ganguly, co-founder and co-CEO of B Capital, tells CNBC’s Dan Murphy in Davos that healthcare and energy will offer the biggest investment opportunities in 2026, as AI adoption accelerates across ...

Mark Penn, CEO of Stagwell, tells CNBC’s Dan Murphy at Davos that U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to move an armada to the Middle East could signal preparations for a strike on Iran. Penn also ...

AI foundation model developers are still experimenting with business models, but investors will likely push for returns this year.

Bernard Liautaud, Managing Partner at Balderton Capital, tells CNBC at Davos Europe must become more self-reliant in energy, space, defence and infrastructure. He argues this drive for autonomy could ...

Some tech stocks in Asia fell after shares of California-based Intel plummeted 13% in after-hours U.S. trading on its soft guidance for the current quarter, despite posting fourth-quarter earnings ...

Wopke Hoekstra, EU commissioner for climate, net zero and clean growth, discusses the divergence in views between the EU and President Trump on energy sources.

Trump walking back on his tariff threats on EU countries and toning down rhetoric on Greenland has revived talks of TACO — ...

Chinese tech giant Xiaomi saw its shares pop in trading on Friday after it announced a stock buyback program worth up to HK$2.5 billion ($321 million).

The yen stayed rangebound after the Bank of Japan held rates steady on Friday, while the U.S. dollar headed for its steepest ...