Moscow loathed the U.S. for years as its economy paid a high price for war — now, it’s doing a U-turn
Moscow has denigrated the United States' leadership, economy and culture — but now things are changing amid a "revival" of Russia-U.S. relations.
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Europe risks becoming a 'museum' if it doesn't innovate in AI and deregulate, Swedish PM warns
"I think we really need to step up in Europe," Sweden's Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said Thursday.
Airbus could prioritize deliveries to non-U.S. customers if Trump tariffs impede trade, CEO says
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Guillaume Faury also said Airbus had ramped up U.S. production in recent years and that he hoped tariffs would not disrupt the aviation industry.
CNBC's Inside India newsletter: How natural gas could help solve the India-U.S. trade dispute
Analysts expect India to double its LNG imports this decade, precisely when U.S. is gearing up for exports.
Alibaba shares pop 8% after cloud unit, e-commerce growth push up quarterly profit
The Chinese titan posted a sharp profit hike in the December quarter amid ongoing strength in its Cloud Intelligence unit and growth in its e-commerce segment.
OpenAI tops 400 million users despite DeepSeek's emergence
OpenAI now has 400 million weekly active users, up from 300 million in early December, OpenAI’s chief operating officer, Brad Lightcap, tells CNBC.
Goldman is bullish on this Chinese self-driving company as an AI play
The Wall Street bank sees shares rising about 22% from Wednesday's close.
Amazon to gain creative control of James Bond franchise from Broccoli family
Amazon reached a deal with the Broccoli family, the James Bond franchise's longstanding producers, to form a new joint venture.
ESPN plans to add user-generated content to upcoming 'flagship' streaming service
ESPN plans to add user-generated content features in its upcoming streaming application, which will cost either $25 or $30 per month, sources say.
Americans' average credit card balance hits $6,580, but there are signs consumers are managing their debt relatively well
Although Americans are racking up more credit card debt, there are signs households are managing their debt better than they had been before.