U.S. President Donald Trump is facing a pushback — both at home and overseas, after saying he might intervene in a legal case involving the CFO of Chinese telco giant Huawei Technologies who has been arrested in Canada.
Meng must surrender her passports, wear a GPS tracking device, and be accompanied by security detail whenever she leaves her residence.
Michael Kovrig, a former Canadian diplomat has been detained in China, two sources said on Tuesday.
CNBC's Wilfred Frost reports on U.K. members of parliament pushing back against Prime Minister Theresa May's decision to delay a key vote in the Brexit deal.
Carlos Ghosn, the ousted chairman of Nissan, has filed a complaint against a Japanese court decision to extend his detention. He faces allegations of financial misconduct and is being held in a Tokyo jail.
The U.S. Senate plans a vote on Yemen this week, and not everyone in Washington is happy about it.
The ban of some iPhone models, announced earlier Monday, follows a request for injunction by Qualcomm.
Indian central bank governor Urjit Patel resigned on Monday citing "personal reasons", a statement issued by the RBI said.
China's foreign ministry called in the U.S. ambassador on Sunday to lodge a "strong protest" over the arrest in Canada of Huawei Technologies Co Ltd's chief financial officer.
Warner, vice chairman of the Senate Select Intelligence Committee, is slated to discuss the need for a U.S. cyber doctrine in the face of growing threats from traditional cyber attacks and information operations.
With the number of people displaced worldwide due to conflict and persecution currently standing at 68.5 million, some start-ups are trying to find innovative ways to help.
Theresa May needs 320 lawmakers to agree with her plan to leave the European Union.
Major oil producers have reached a preliminary deal to cut oil production and boost the market, following two days of grueling negotiations.
The move is strategic for Europe, given its desire to be closer to key negotiations affecting stability in the region. Kuwait and the EU see eye-to-eye on issues such as Iraq's reconstruction and the Qatar blockade.
Iran is refusing to cut its oil production at the latest OPEC meeting, saying it is a "red line" for the Islamic Republic.
Dubai-based mobile payments platform Beam will expand into seven new markets next year, seeking international growth in the increasingly competitive and fragmented payments sector.
OPEC has reportedly agreed to cut oil production, but the cartel is not releasing details of the deal until it reaches an agreement with allied producers including Russia.
Oil markets are deeply concerned about the power President Donald Trump has over some of the world's largest crude producers, energy analysts told CNBC on Wednesday, ahead of a much-anticipated meeting between OPEC and non-OPEC members.
U.S. President Donald Trump has taken another swipe on Twitter at his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron prompted by Macron's woes over violent protests against fuel taxes.
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said "if someday, the United States decides to block Iran's oil [exports], no oil will be exported from the Persian Gulf."
U.S. President Donald Trump is facing a pushback — both at home and overseas, after saying he might intervene in a legal case involving the CFO of Chinese telco giant Huawei Technologies who has been arrested in Canada.
Fresh from winning a leadership vote that allows her to stay in power, U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May moves on to her next obstacle: Brussels.
Japan's newly loosened immigration rules are a step in the right direction, but they may still be insufficient to mitigate the nation's dwindling workforce, economists warn.
European stocks are seen mixed Thursday morning, amid signs of cooling trade tensions between the world's two largest economies.
Gold prices slipped on Thursday as the dollar steadied and equities climbed on signs of easing trade tensions between the United States and China, while palladium rose to a record high, trading at a premium to the bullion.
U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures were at $51.43 per barrel at 0230 GMT, up 0.57 percent from their last settlement. International Brent crude oil futures were 0.6 percent higher at $60.50 per barrel.
ECB president Mario Draghi will give an update on monetary policy for the euro zone on Thursday.
Fresh from winning a leadership vote that allows her to stay in power, U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May moves on to her next obstacle: Brussels.
U.K. financial technology firm Revolut secured a big victory on Thursday in its quest to shake up traditional banking in Europe.
Japan's newly loosened immigration rules are a step in the right direction, but they may still be insufficient to mitigate the nation's dwindling workforce, economists warn.
China is likely to speed up projects in its ambitious Belt and Road program amid trade tensions with the United States, Citi said in a report, with Chinese construction, transportation, mining and finance companies poised to benefit.
The United States is pushing its allies to shut out Chinese tech giant Huawei for 5G networks on national security worries, a Eurasia Group expert says.
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