Sharp has unveiled a 20-cm tall, walking robo-smartphone. Here’s what you need to know.
Vladimir Putin does an annual call-in show. Here’s what you need to know about the four hour-long live television show.
The legendary rock band is being taken to court over the opening of its Stairway to heaven track. CNBC takes a closer look at the numbers behind that particular song.
India's newly-launched mobile payment system mean users can receive and initiate payments by text.
Dubai has unveiled the plans for a new building which will break the Burj Khalifa's height record.
If you’re looking for a cheap holiday, here’s where and when you should book your hotel for maximum savings, according to TripAdvisor UK.
What do you get when you mix in data, algorithms and a 3D printer can? A brand new Rembrandt painting 400 years after the master died.
Samsung is quickly gaining ground in the world’s second biggest smartphone market, but Apple is not giving up without a fight.
The furniture giant is launching a virtual reality app to bring you inside your new kitchen before you’ve even bought it.
Razor handles will be printed using stereolithography, a type of 3D printing technology from Boston-based Formlabs.
U.K. marketing budgets are growing at their slowest rate since 2015, according to industry body the Institute for Practitioners in Advertising (IPA). Figures saw their slowest rise for almost three years during the third quarter of 2018.
CNBC looks at how the computer systems in F1 cars have made their way into regular vehicles.
FIA President Jean Todt discusses his start with the Ferarri team and the current problems facing F1.
F1 experts discuss whether the quieter engine sounds are making the sport less attractive.
Anton Schutz of Mendon Capital discusses the impact rising rates has on the financials and banking sector, and highlights some under-the-radar regional names in Texas.
Paul Hickey of Bespoke Investment Group says people are always looking for a reason to get out of the market, even if they say they're bullish.
Craig Johnson of Piper Jaffray says the "Fab 5" stocks -- Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google -- are driving 80% of the performance of the Nasdaq 100.
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