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Ukraine war live updates: Pentagon chief looks to convince Ukraine of ongoing support; Putin attends rally in Moscow
Lloyd Austin will try to convince Ukraine and other European allies that President Joe Biden’s administration is still committed to supporting Kyiv.
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Unilever to split off its ice cream unit including Ben & Jerry's; shares pop 5%
Consumer goods giant Unilever said Tuesday that it is separating its ice cream unit, which includes Ben & Jerry’s and Magnum, as part of a restructuring plan that will impact 7,500 jobs.
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CNBC Daily Open: U.S. consumer sentiment stays stable amid inflation worries
American consumer sentiment seems to be holding steady even as inflation concerns linger.
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War, reforms and a possible successor? Here's what we could see from 6 more years of Putin
Vladimir Putin’s reelection to a fifth term in office comes at a time of geopolitical uncertainty for Russia.
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Germany's refusal to send ‘Taurus' missiles to Ukraine is highly contentious — but won't break the government
German politics has become embroiled in a debate about sending Taurus missiles to Ukraine, highlighting cracks in the coalition government.
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‘Alarm bells are ringing': Poland's president says NATO must urgently ramp up defense spending
Polish President Andrzej Duda said Monday that NATO must urgently ramp up its defense spending to ensure it does not become the next target of Russian aggression.
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An activist short-seller is making a name for itself by taking on Carl Ichan, Gautam Adani and others
Short-selling is a controversial practice, since it involves making money from the decline of somebody else’s asset value.
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China and New Zealand pledge deeper trade and economic cooperation
China and New Zealand are working toward implementing an upgraded version of the free trade agreement between the two countries.
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European markets flat as investors look ahead to Fed meeting
European markets were flat Tuesday as global investors look ahead to the start of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s two-day policy meeting.
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China tightens regulations on consumer finance companies
China has tightened the screws on consumer finance companies, raising the capital limit for non-bank financial firms which provide small personal loans.
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Bank of Japan ends the world's only negative rates regime in a historic move, abandons yield curve control
These changes are the sharpest pull back in one of the most aggressive monetary easing exercises globally, as BOJ sought to reflate its economy.
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CNBC Daily Open: U.S. consumer sentiment stays steady
American consumer sentiment seems to be holding steady even as inflation concerns linger.
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Nikkei 225 ends above 40,000 after Bank of Japan raises interest rates for the first time in 17 years
The Bank of Japan has ended its negative interest rate policy, while the RBA held rates at 4.35%, as expected.
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Time is running out for interest rate cuts, market forecaster Jim Bianco warns before Fed meeting
“I’m in the camp that the Fed does not change policy in the summer of an election year,” the Bianco Research president told CNBC’s “Fast Money” on Monday.
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CrowdStrike CEO on why his company is partnering with Nvidia: ‘We've got the data, they've got the power and the software'
CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz told CNBC’s Jim Cramer how Nvidia’s technology can leverage his company’s services.
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China's BYD pushes into emerging markets amid policy uncertainty in the U.S., Europe
Following some immediate sales success in new markets last year, BYD is expanding its production and presence in several emerging markets.
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Cramer's Lightning Round: Datadog is a ‘dynamite company'
“Mad Money” host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he’s giving his answers to callers’ stock questions at rapid speed.
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Jim Cramer says Nvidia will ‘create the next industrial revolution'
CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Nvidia wields immense power because its software can speed up processes and innovation.
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Stock futures are little changed as investors digest news from Nvidia's AI conference: Live updates
The Federal Reserve begins its March meeting on Tuesday. Investors don’t expect the central bank to change the current path of monetary policy at the meeting.
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Nvidia and Johnson & Johnson to develop new AI applications for surgery
Johnson & Johnson MedTech and Nvidia are developing new artificial intelligence applications for surgery.