- Trump's approval rating on economy and overall falls to lowest of his two terms, CNBC survey shows
President Donald Trump's overall — and economic — approval ratings plunged in the latest CNBC All-America Economic Survey.
- LVMH CEO Arnault warns of 'world catastrophe' if Middle East conflict is not resolved
Arnault warned of "very serious" economic consequences of the Iran war after the conflict hit the luxury conglomerates first-quarter sales last week.
- Oil exporters scramble for routes beyond Hormuz — but options are constrained
Gulf oil and gas producers are scrambling to explore alternative routes to get their energy exports out of the Middle East.
- These charts show how Iran's economy is in freefall
Tehran's hardline rhetoric belies a brutal reality facing the regime and Iranian citizens: its economy, vulnerable even before the war, is now in tatters.
- UK business activity rose more than expected in April
Companies rushed to make purchases amid fears that the Iran war would send prices even higher
- UK business activity rose more than expected in April
Companies rushed to make purchases amid fears that the Iran war would send prices even higher
- Roche CEO laments Swiss franc strength as drugmaker doubles down on U.S. investment
Currency effects weighed on the Swiss drugmaker's first-quarter earnings
- Anthropic looks to hire six-figure role for negotiating data center deals to fuel Europe AI expansion
U.S. tech giants have announced huge infrastructure expenditure in 2026 as they look to scale the deployment of AI.
- L'Oreal stock pops 9% after 'impressive' earnings, on track for biggest gain in 18 years
The cosmetics market shows no signs of slowing down, analysts said after L'Oreal's "impressive" results.
- L’Oréal hails ‘lipstick effect’ as war drives sales of small beauty comforts
Cosmetics group’s chief also credits recovery in Chinese market as revenues in Europe and north Asia grow
- What we know about Israel killing Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil
Khalil was killed and her colleague injured in what Lebanese officials are calling a 'double-tap' strike by Israel.
- Israeli forces levelling Lebanese villages behind ‘yellow line’
Israeli forces levelling Lebanese villages behind ‘yellow line’
- Who is John Phelan, the US Navy Secretary fired by Pete Hegseth?
Phelan's firing reveals turbulence in US military leadership amid the ongoing US-Israeli war with Iran.
- India to Iran: How two wars shaped the rise of Pakistan’s Asim Munir
The war against India a year ago led to Munir's elevation to the status of field marshal. Now he's playing peacemaker.
- Gaza’s second front: The battle against disease-carrying rats
Palestinian families in Gaza endure daily terror from rats in unsanitary camps, but help is hard to come by.
- Lamine Yamal’s World Cup status unclear after Barcelona injury
Lamine Yamal pulled up injured when scoring the winning goal for Barcelona in their La Liga win against Celta Vigo.
- Thunder cruise past Suns again but lose Jalen Williams
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scores 37 as Oklahoma City beat Phoenix Suns 120–107 in the Western Conference playoff series.
- Israeli strike kills five in Gaza, including three children
Israel has committed 2,400 violations of the 'ceasefire' deal struck with Hamas in October, Gaza officials say.
- Will another film star be able to sway the election in India’s Tamil Nadu?
Political commentators believe C Joseph Vijay can at best be a disruptor in what has become a three-cornered contest.
- Dozens of Israeli settlers cross into Syria to demand settlement
Dozens of Israeli settlers crossed into Syrian territory in the Golan Heights and barricaded themselves on a rooftop.