Highlights
President Bill Clinton said Republicans need to openly state how their proposals, specifically tax cuts, would realistically work for the benefit of the American economy. |
Constantly in the public eye since her birth, Chelsea Clinton has traditionally shied away from the media, yet she opens up for the CNBC Meets profile on her father. |
Turkey could challenge any move by Cyprus to speed up offshore natural gas exploration as a way of attracting investment to save its economy, Turkish officials said. |
Eric Schmidt said he regrets coming to the social media revolution late during his ten years as Google's CEO. |
Cyprus's citizens are facing up to a very uncertain future, with one Cypriot telling CNBC: "We are not like Greeks." |
For Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the new face of the euro zone, a furor over a decision to hurt savers in Cyprus has been a baptism of fire in his role as chairman of the Eurogroup of finance ministers of the currency area. |
The British media enjoy any opportunity to hail or condemn Margaret Thatcher, and the current Chancellor's 2013 budget gave them such a moment. |
Russia could avenge the loss of billions of dollars in Cyprus by cutting Germany's energy supply, one analyst said. |
British expats in Cyprus have reacted angrily at proposals to force depositors to share in the bailout costs for Cyprus banks. |
The world's biggest strip club businesses say that business is booming despite the recession, proving that "sex entertainment" still sells despite the global economic downturn. The strip club workers, however, tell a different story. |
The star of "Ted," "Friends With Benefits," and "That 70s Show" told CNBC: "I've just started investing in stocks, which is new for me." |
While a unique case, Cyprus' unique bailout terms have sent a shudder through the multi-trillion dollar world of offshoring. |
Former President Clinton says his wife, Hillary, is the most interesting person he knows and praised her as "an amazing human being." |
Guaranteed for 25 years, a British bedmaker's Mongolian cashmere mattress "pays off every morning of your life," said a company representative. |
Latvia's Prime Minister hit back at Paul Krugman's criticism of Latvia's austerity measures. |
A phone that can make you coffee? Hitch you a ride? Here are 10 of the coolest things your smartphone will soon do. |
As Pope Francis assumes leadership of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics, he's got his work cut out for him on many fronts. |
To celebrate Twitter's 7th birthday, we thought we'd share seven facts about the micro-blogging site that most people don't know. |
Vladimir Putin on Tuesday chose his chief economic adviser to head Russia's central bank. She will join a small female contingent at the top table of global finance. |
Norway's buzzing market for electric cars has shown the severe drawbacks to a system that relies on public subsidies. |
One analyst has told CNBC that 2013 could well be the year robots become a force to be reckoned with. |
Will Pope Francis, the first Latin American to hold that title, bring a new energy to the Catholic Church ? |
Revenue of global smartphone applications in 2012 totaled $15 billion, the size of Jamaica's GDP. |
Nigeria doesn't seem like a very safe bet for investors. But the country still offers investors several opportunities, especially in the banking and consumer goods sectors. |
The political risks to the euro zone and its currency have receded and if the area stays on the "right track," the region's crisis could be largely over by the end of the year, Holger Schmieding, chief economist at Berenberg Bank, told CNBC. |
Reclassifying Greece as an emerging market economy is "deeply offensive," according to one analyst. |
Automatic Link, a device that plugs into your car to monitor your driving habits, could do for driving what the iPod did for music. |
The stock market's run will result in either a 20 percent correction or a more nasty sell off at some point this year, Marc Faber told CNBC. |
We've put together a list of 2012's most expensive property markets, based on research by luxury estate agent Knight Frank, ranking areas by both average property prices for the year, and price per square foot in the fourth quarter. |
Nicolas Sarkozy is being wooed by sovereign wealth funds including Qatar's who are ready to back him to start a private equity fund. The Financial Times reports. |