Euronews is running rolling coverage of this year's World Economic Forum in Davos, with in-depth interviews and analysis throughout the four-day summit.



Heavy snow is making life difficult for...

Dominic Barton of the federal government's Advisory Council on Economic Growth on February's employment figures

“Too slow for too long” was the International Monetary Fund’s verdict on the global economy in mid-2016.



Modest gains in both advanced economies and emerging markets have kept growth at around three percent...

Karl Schamotta, director of research, Cambridge Global Payments, on how the U.K. election could affect markets

Former Bank of Canada governor David Dodge says central banks need to work together and raise rates

Our business panel discuss the Trans-Pacific Partnership, unemployment in Canada and why Yellow Pages is still around

'Economic effect will leave Britain in the hands of simpletons, who believe that deregulation is the universal source of growth,' says economist James Galbraith

Economist Dambisa Moyo on what the new U.S. policy means for the global economy

Skittish markets, a low dollar, high food prices, but the Bank of Canada says be patient. Renee Filippone reports

Russ Koesterich, chief investment officer of BlackRock, believes returns will depend on the impact of the Fed’s rate hike

The Bottom Line looks ahead to what we can expect for the Canadian economy in 2016. Preet Banerjee, Jim Stanford and Leslie Preston share their thoughts.

Andrew, Chantal, Shachi Kurl and Hayden King take questions from an audience of students.

It was early Friday afternoon in Australia when the first signs of trouble emerged in retail outlets, banks and on television.

Panos MADAMOPOULUS-MORARIS, Founding Managing Director of Industry Programs & Partnerships, Human-Centered AI (HAI) institute, Stanford University, Anant MAHESHWARI, President and CEO, Global High Growth Regions, Honeywell Moderator:...

Lloyd Austin says he is calling a regional security meeting, as Yemen's Houthis launch more attacks on ships in the Red Sea.

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says coalition will include Bahrain, Canada, France, Italy, UK and other countries.

Khaled Al Shamlan Al Marri,, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Disruptive Investments, Mubadala Dr. Ridha D. M. Wirakusumah, Chief Executive Officer, Indonesia Investment Authority In conversation with: Peter Vanham, FORTUNE

In New York, a summit on UN's Sustainable Development Goals begins ahead of the UN General Assembly.

S&P 500 Falls From 9-Month High

The International Monetary Fund predicts the global economy will get worse before it gets better. The war in Ukraine, rising prices, high interest rates and the spread of COVID-19 in China are contributing factors to the gloomy economic...

The International Monetary Fund predicts the global economy will get worse before it gets better. The war in Ukraine, rising prices, high interest rates and the spread of COVID-19 in China are contributing factors to the gloomy economic...

The shipping industry has long escaped scrutiny for it’s huge carbon footprint, but is now facing a reckoning with climate change. In Denmark, researchers are leading the charge to find eco-friendly solutions for the vessels that...

Shipping is the foundation of the global economy, but for years it sailed under the radar for its huge carbon footprint — but not anymore. CBC Chris Brown travels to Denmark to learn more about efforts to push the industry into a...

With another interest rate hike expected this week economists say a recession is on the horizon. The good news: This economic downturn is not expected to be as severe as past recessions, and could help lower inflation.