The eRosary, available on Amazon as well as the Vatican's own website, can be worn as a bracelet and is activated by making the sign of the cross.
Klaus Regling, the head of the European Stability Mechanism, tells CNBC at the IMF and World Bank meetings that the euro region has "growth and potential."
Trump's letter attempting to pressure the Turkish president not to attack U.S.-allied Kurds in Syria also draws ridicule from critics in Washington.
Qatar, along with other wealthy Gulf Arab states, has come under fire for what rights groups describe as poor labor conditions.
With the increase in employees looking for "sober socials", CNBC takes a look at the alternative ways companies unwind and bond with colleagues.
CNBC takes a look at what has changed in the deal.
The German government has lowered its 2020 forecast for economic growth to 1.0% from 1.5% previously, but added that Europe's largest economy was not facing a crisis.
Violent protests and vandalism have continued in Catalonia for the third night in a row as public anger continues over the sentencing of separatist leaders.
Trump says his tariffs against Turkey are the "strongest you can imagine." Markets and economists say otherwise.
A possible downgrade of South Africa's credit rating on November 1 may already be priced into markets, but structural reforms are still needed, the country's central bank governor has told CNBC.
The South Korean giant announced its strategy earlier this week.
Sterling gave up all of its Thursday morning gains amid doubts that U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson will be able to pass his draft Brexit deal.
There are serious doubts that the agreement will be approved by U.K. lawmakers back in Westminster.
Maryland Rep. Elijah Cummings died early Thursday at Johns Hopkins Hospital due to complications from longstanding health challenges, his congressional office said. He was 68.
Beijing hopes both countries will "make new progress on canceling tariffs," China's Ministry of Commerce spokesman said Thursday.
London commuters physically dragged Extinction Rebellion protesters off the top of a busy underground train on Thursday morning.
Hong Kong has been repeatedly ranked as the most expensive place to own a home.
Singapore Minister for Communications and Information, S Iswaran, called 5G the "backbone" of the city-state's digital economy.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appears to be on the brink of losing his parliamentary majority.
Germany's finance chief has rejected widespread criticism that his country is not investing enough.
"It would be uneconomic to do anything else," CEO Mike Flewitt said at the 2019 Forbes Global CEO Conference in Singapore.
Singapore thrives best when the entire region is stable and can attract investors, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.
Central banks are increasingly lowering rates, or moving to negative rates, and analysts warn this could damage the global economy.
She was supposed to take questions about her annual policy address, which she delivered by video on Wednesday after similar disruptions.
The classic car industry is worth more than $20 billion and attracts wealthy enthusiasts around the world. So why are these cars so expensive, and are they good investments? CNBC's Timothyna Duncan reports on what happens inside this exclusive community.
While most blockbuster films will reveal an official, full-length trailer between five and six months before its opening weekend, the last two Star Wars films didn't debut an official trailer until two months before their release dates.
Virgin Galactic founder Richard Branson spoke to CNBC's "Squawk Alley" on Wednesday.
British lawmakers remain uncertain about the parliamentary future of a Brexit deal that Prime Minister Boris Johnson is seeking to finalize.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Wednesday that he and Vice President Mike Pence will meet with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan despite the foreign leader earlier saying he would not attend.
President Trump said China promised to increased its purchase of U.S. farm goods, but the details of the agreement are causing concerns.