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For all the talk of a possible tech IPO rebound, 2016 will likely go down as the worst year for tech public offerings since the recession in 2009.

Donald Trump will play a major role in shaping the global economy. On trade, China and populism, here's a look at what could go wrong.

President-elect Donald Trump is set this week to detail how he will remove himself from his businesses to avoid conflicts of interest.

China's defense spending is forecast to nearly double this decade to $233 billion in 2020, according to military spending specialist, IHS Jane's.

Thousands of South Koreans want Absolut to pull a vodka ad that features mass political protests.

Wang Jianlin's message to Donald Trump is that U.S. jobs could be at risk if limits are placed on Chinese investment.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

President Nicolas Maduro said all 100 bolivar notes will be replaced by coins within 72 hours.

Netherlands, Switzerland and Ireland are among the world's worst corporate tax havens, according to a new report by Oxfam.

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Rex Tillerson, the leading candidate to become Trump's Secretary of State, has close ties to Russia that go back many years. His relationship with Russia even helped land Tillerson the top job as Exxon CEO.

FedEx CEO Fred Smith is warning about the dangers of clamping down on free trade, especially tearing up NAFTA, or the North American Free Trade Agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada.

Coca-Cola CEO Muhtar Kent will step down and be replaced by president James Quincey.

"Wow." That's former CIA director General Michael Hayden's reaction to President-elect Trump's refusal to believe that Russia hacked the American election.

There's a long list of companies that Donald Trump has publicly attacked. But you know what they say about there being no such thing as bad publicity? Shares of companies Trump has criticized are beating the market since the election.