Tesla inks first deal to build China's largest grid-scale battery power plant
The U.S. company posted on the Chinese social media service Weibo that the project would be the largest of its kind in China when completed.
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Coinbase secures EU crypto license, swaps Ireland for Luxembourg as main hub
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"Luxembourg is leading the way with its pro-business climate and thoughtful approach to regulation," Coinbase Brian Armstrong tells CNBC.
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Mineral-rich Greenland says it doesn't want to become a great mining nation. Here's why
Greenland has little interest in harnessing its massive resource potential to become a top mining country.
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Apollo to supply £4.5 billion loan to UK nuclear project
The deal would be among the biggest private capital investments in a project of U.K. national interest.
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Is China going through a consumption revival? Its 618 festival is one sign of it
The festival pointed to a pickup in consumption, as e-commerce companies reported strong sales of consumer electronics, as well as beauty and pet care products.
Japan is better prepared than the West for China's rare-earth mineral squeeze
Japan's transformation is seen as both a template for Western nations and a stark reminder of just how difficult it is to escape China's mineral orbit.
CNBC Daily Open: Intensifying Israel-Iran conflict puts investors on shaky ground
Until investors get a clearer sense of whether the U.S. will launch strikes on Iran, markets aren’t likely to find solid ground.
CNBC Daily Open: Uncertainty around Israel-Iran conflict put investors on edge
Until investors get a clearer sense of whether the U.S. will launch strikes on Iran, markets aren’t likely to find solid ground.
Airbus orders dominate Paris Air Show as Boeing takes backseat — again
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The European planemaker has announced a slew of orders at a show overshadowed by the fatal Air India crash and geopolitical turmoil.
Bank of England holds rates steady, but a summer cut could still be in the cards
Earlier this year, the Bank of England said that it expects inflation to rise to 3.7% in the third quarter, before starting to cool into next year.