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Cybersecurity expert Stuart McClure tells CBS News that who did the hacking is a less important question than how to stop the hacking
Prime minister tells Davos attendees the U.K. remains committed to free trade despite "Brexit" from EU
They’re hoping he'll ease economic sanctions and encourage more American investment in their country
The global elite has to comprehend just how much resentment working people feel over what's happened to their lives
World's richest man leads coaltion that aims to outpace emerging health crises by developing new vaccines in less than a year
Global elites at World Economic Forum debate the state of U.S. sanctions against Russia under incoming president Donald Trump
Lawrence Summers argues that White House threats to companies that make products in Mexico could lead to job losses in U.S.
The actor's Water.org taps sponsors and "microfinancing" to bring safe water and sanitation to homes in developing countries
Business leaders at Davos weigh in on how artificial intelligence is transforming the jobs market worldwide
Shredding nuclear deal with Iran would do "great injury" to the U.S., Secretary of State says
Rebutting Donald Trump's protectionist leanings and anti-Beijing talk, China's president warns against dangers of a trade war
Wall Street veteran Anthony Scaramucci says the incoming U.S. presidential administration will push for "free, fair trade"
The very richest of the very rich, this smattering of multi-billionaires controls more wealth than do 3.6 billion people
The prospect of increased automation -- and decreased work -- is making some countries consider just giving people money
Outgoing vice president hails Congress' passing $1.8 million in research funding, and urges international effort
While they're bullish on company prospects, iffy economic expansion and geopolitical threats trouble them, a PwC survey says
The Swiss resort town readies for the 47th annual influx of global policymakers, business leaders and heads of state
Under populist assault, world forum’s Western ideals falter, as Beijing leader makes big entrance with his own take on globalization
Widening inequality means just eight billionaires control as much wealth as the world's poorest half of humanity
Latest global annual survey of public opinion shows media especially distrusted, but government and business rate poorly, too
Elites behind annual World Economic Forum are reaching out to populist pols who've ridden wave of discontent among masses
JPMorgan Chase hopes to reboot vocational education in the U.S. with school programs that focus on eveything from social skills to coding skills
Jamie Dimon, who advises president-elect on business issues, also cites corporate push to beef up jobs skills of high school grads
Economic inequality poses a greater threat than climate change, annual risk report finds
The CEO of the Russian Direct Investment Fund sees a “huge opportunity” to “reset Russia’s relationship with the U.S.”
