Davos

He was responding to Trump saying Jerusalem had been taken off the negotiating table.

The president says he "would certainly apologize" if anyone in Britain was offended.

Trump said in an interview that he wants a strong U.S. currency and that earlier comments by Mnuchin were misinterpreted.

The president also praised May for tackling the "false rumors" that they were not on good terms.

"The first thing a refugee asks for upon arrival at a camp is not water or food, but the Wi-Fi password."

The president has upset a lot of people.

VTB Bank President and Chairman Andrey Kostin called the sanctions a "full-on attack" not only against the Kremlin but on all of Russian society.

It's critical that his staff keep him informed—and in line—at the World Economic Forum.

The head of Russia's second biggest bank said the tightening of sanctions against the country's institutions would be "like declaring war."

The first lady will not join the president in the Swiss Alps following the couple's 13th wedding anniversary.

A demonstration called "Trump: Welcome to Hell" is expected to greet the U.S. leader when he arrives in Switzerland.

Venture capitalist believes bitcoin's days may be numbered, but the blockchain will live on.

A few hundred anti-globalization demonstrators marched through the streets of Switzerland's capital city of Bern.

European Union Chamber of Commerce in China warns foreigners of dangers dealing with protectionist economy.

In a world confused and disturbed by Trump, China will find it easier to play down its own lack of transparency and accountability. Maybe, finally, it will be able to convert its economic power into political influence.

Global CEOs say machines are increasingly to blame for job losses.

While she said she "stands up for free markets," May warned of ordinary voters feeling left behind.

As the global elite gathers in Davos they should look to the inspirational work of these community leaders.

Biden's comments come two days before Donald Trump's inauguration as U.S. president.

China is looking to position itself as the guarantor of global trade after Donald Trump's election.

President Xi Jinping made a vigorous defence of globalization at the World Economic Forum.

As leaders gather at the World Economic Forum, a key question is whether instability will tail off if economic growth sustains itself.

One of world's most famous teenagers talks about her plans for the future.

The Chinese premier also reaffirmed his commitment to the Paris climate accord.

Oxfam's annual report coincides with the meeting of political and businesses leaders in Davos, Switzerland.

World Economic Forum meets amid protectionist movements around the globe, from Trump to Brexit and beyond.

This year's World Economic Forum meeting would do well to seek inspiration from individuals rather than institutions.

Can the world's most famous teenage activist live up to her remarkable childhood?

Every day, roughly one in nine people around the world do not know where their next meal is coming from.

The executive chairman of Alphabet explains how technology will improve lives on a scale we've never seen before in history.