The populist backlash has everything to do with work
Absent free money for all, improving work conditions is the only way to curb populism, UNI head Philip Jennings warns
Davos 2018
Laura Liswood on the future of progressive moments like #MeToo
Laura Liswood, secretary general of the Council of Women World Leaders, spoke on Global GoalsCast about the future of progressive movements like #MeToo
A salve for inequality? Free money for all
Universal income, once considered radical, is gaining conceptual traction at the World Economic Forum
Global GoalsCast: Laura Liswood
At the 2018 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Global GoalsCast co-hosts Claudia Romo Edelmen and Edie Lush sit down with Laura Liswood, the Secretary General of the Council of Women World Leaders, to discuss the #MeToo movement, the current social environment and the activation of women
Global GoalsCast: Anne Finucane
At the 2018 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Global GoalsCast co-hosts Claudia Romo Edelmen and Edie Lush sit down with Bank of America Vice Chairman Anne Finucane to discuss capital deployment, sustainable development goals and gender parity
Global GoalsCast: Cathy Engelbert of Deloitte
At the 2018 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Global GoalsCast host Edie Lush sits down with Deloitte CEO Cathy Engelbert to discuss leadership, technology and cracking the glass ceiling.
How will the U.S. do in the next financial crisis?
In tough times, America's unique role in the global financial system is both a blessing and a curse
Norwegian prime minister on Trump's immigration comments
Prime Minister Erna Solberg spoke with Edie Lush, co-host of Global GoalsCast, about Mr. Trump's comments on immigration
5 top takeaways from Davos 2018
Artificial intelligence, women's issues and reskilling took center stage at the yearly confab in Davos, Switzerland
Top 5 takeaways from Davos 2018
From artificial intelligence to women's issues to sustainability, newly appointed Ketchum CEO Barri Rafferty gives CBS News her top five takeaways from the 2018 World Economic Forum.
Women at Davos go from sidelines to headlines
When Ketchum CEO Barri Rafferty first attended the elite gathering, she was mistaken for a spouse -- no longer
Women at Davos
The push for women to have an equal say to men has even penetrated the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland. Ketchum CEO Barri Rafferty shares how the confab has changed since she first started attending.
Davos attendees grade Trump's speech
Attendees at this year's World Economic Forum find things to admire, and chuckle at, in the president's address
Trump's Davos speech
President Trump on Friday took his "America First" agenda on the road to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Former National Economic Council director Gene Sperling, who advised former Presidents Clinton and Obama, spoke with CBSN about how Mr. Trump's speech was received.
Norway's prime minister on Americans moving to her country
Erna Solberg notes that Norwegian immigration to the U.S. peaked in the 1880s -- and has long since reversed
Norwegian leader on Trump
Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg talks about her country's relationship with the U.S. in an interview with Edie Lush of Global GoalsCast in partnership with CBS News.
Investors cheered as Trump eases tone on trade
Financial markets brighten as the president moderates rhetoric on trade, touts U.S. economic gains
Cleaning up social media posts, one blunder at a time
The urge to share can be hazardous for employers and employees alike -- one company thinks it can help
Tiny robots that save lives? The future has never looked smaller
Molecular machines are just the beginning, says Nobel laureate developer -- in time, they could change the world
Is that selfie a security risk?
An estimated 93 million selfies are taken every day. But photos taken in the wrong place could compromise everything from your credit info to intellectual property. Social Media Compliance CEO Kitty Parry explains how her company prevents those mishaps.
Helping women advance to the "C-Suite"
In an interview with CBS News, P&G's North America Group President Carolyn Tastad explains how the company is working to help women scale the corporate ladder by changing the conversation about gender roles.
How nanobots could change everything
Ben Feringa, a Nobel laureate who created artificial molecules and nanorobots, joins CBS News in Davos, Switzerland, to explain why these tiny machines may transform fields from medicine to technology.
In unusual move, team Trump talks down the dollar
Greenback extends losses as Treasury chief Steven Mnuchin says U.S. must look out for its interests
Trump says he wants to correct "false rumor" of bad relationship with UK's May
The president held his first round of bilateral meetings on his first day in Davos
Trump in Davos for World Economic Forum
Trump will push "America First" agenda, with large team of senior aides, at annual gathering of business elites
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California's "Uber law" to affect far more than Uber
Proposed law could change the working lives of truckers, house cleaners, janitors and even freelance writers
Zantac contains a cancer-causing chemical, FDA says
U.S. agency found low levels of a "probable" cancer-causing chemical in Zantac and generic heartburn medications
"Dark web" hackers could target gas pumps
The burgeoning "Internet of Things" connects consumers to the web through everyday devices — where hackers lurk
General Motors could face first strike in 12 years
The automaker is facing a weekend deadline to hammer out a new contract with the United Auto Workers
In epidemic of mass shootings, ammo makers dodge blame
Unlike firearms manufacturers, ammo makers have largely escaped public scrutiny for gun violence — that may be changing
Whole Foods dropping health care for part-time workers
The high-end grocery chain, owned by Amazon, will cut health insurance for about 1,900 workers
Jeffrey Epstein gave nearly $9 million to Harvard
University's president said the late sex offender made the donations before his conviction for "abhorrent" crimes
Publix asks customers not to openly carry guns in its stores
A growing number of big retail chains are requesting that customers leave their firearms behind
$1.25 million toilet stolen from Winston Churchill's birthplace
Police said the toilet was taken early Saturday by thieves who used at least two vehicles
PG&E reaches $11B settement with insurers over California wildfires
The deal covers just half of the $20 billion insurance companies wanted, and needs to be approved by a bankruptcy court
China tol lift punitive tariffs on U.S. soybeans and pork
The decision may be a possible goodwill gesture ahead of trade negotiations in October
U.S. budget deficit surpasses $1 trillion
Gap between what the government spends and how much money it takes in reaches highest level since 2012
As the U.S. cracks down on vaping, Juul expands to China
Its online storefronts in China are selling devices and flavored pods, now under fire in the U.S. for luring teens
Piketty's latest book: 1,200 pages about ending inequality
The famed economist has some ideas for reducing income inequality, like a 90% tax on the wealthiest estates
Trump agrees to 2-week delay in boosting China tariffs
Tariffs slated to rise to 30% on October 1 will now be delayed, giving some breathing room to trade talks
