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Nearly six out of 10 global CEOs are worried about protectionism and rising trade barriers, according to a new survey by PwC.

Rising popular discontent will be on the agenda this week at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Here's what the general public has to say about global leaders.

The mayor of Paris imagines a big makeover for the Eiffel Tower as Paris bids for the 2024 Olympics.

World Economic Forum delegates need to have a radical rethink or Davos will become irrelevant.

U.S. economic growth is set to get a lift from stimulus measures under Donald Trump's presidency, the International Monetary Fund predicts.

The week ahead in stocks: Trump inauguration; Time for Davos; Wilbur Ross confirmation; Netflix earnings.

It's a visionary deal: The world's biggest eyewear companies -- Luxottica Group and Essilor are coming together in a $50 billion merger.

The app is safe to use, but a report highlights issues with security design.

Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong is the latest high-profile figure to face potential charges in a massive scandal that has rocked South Korea.

Some of the biggest names in business admit the current economic model is "deeply flawed" and a new approach could pay off big time.

The global economic model is failing. But it can survive if business stops dodging tax and pays decent wages.

Office of Government Ethics Director Walter Shaub's decision to publicly criticize Donald Trump's plan to address conflicts of interest has sparked a political battle on Capitol Hill.

Xi Jinping is making his first appearance at the World Economic Forum. China is ready to fill a vacuum in global leadership.

With a federal election looming in Germany, Facebook is beginning to attach warning labels to made-up stories posted by German users of the web site.

BuzzFeed editor-in-chief Ben Smith says his organization is "proud" of its decision to publish unverified memos alleging that Russian operatives have compromising personal and financial information about President-elect Donald Trump.

In the sixth grade, Moawia Eldeeb dropped out of school to work 12-hour shifts at a pizza shop to help his parents pay the bills. He would not return to school for years. But when he did, he caught up quickly. Now he's co-founder of a startup.

President-elect Donald Trump has been a galvanizing force and an economic boon for many left-of-center outlets, which are now gearing up to cover his administration.

Three Takata executives indicted over exploding airbags, company agrees to pay $1 billion to settle U.S. criminal charges.

London's main stock market index -- the FTSE 100 -- is on a record-breaking run.