In a message to commemorate the 35th year of China's attendance at the Davos World Economic Forum, Premier Li Keqiang called for a more open and innovative global trade and economic system to achieve common prosperity. "China, as a responsible …

“It can't be that safer… [given] relatively modest improvements in certain metrics plus private and policy maker half-steps,” he said. But the assembled World Economic Forum delegates agreed with the two British bankers, with 61.7pc of those present …

Irish Telecoms entrepreneur Denis O'Brien has said the biggest hurdle facing the global economy is politicians. Speaking in advance of the World Economic Forum, the Digicel chairman said: “They are more and more worried about their re-election than …

Figueres told The Associated Press "the signal to the global economy needs to be stronger than it is right now" to shift to sustainable energy and stabilize warming at a level that will avoid the worst consequences of climate change. South Korea's …

Generating growth is “getting increasingly complicated” as the global economy finds its footing following years of crisis that have left their mark in the way business is conducted across all sorts of sectors. In an interview with The Associated Press …

“Over the foreseeable future, the world economy will probably grow less than was the case before the global crisis,” he added. “This complicates the task of generating the over 42 million jobs that are needed every year in order to meet the growing …

Global oil demand will increase more quickly this year as economic growth accelerates, outstripping supply even as shale oil production in the United States reaches record highs, the west's energy watchdog said on Tuesday. The International Energy …

In an updated outlook released Tuesday, the global lending organization forecasts that the world economy will grow 3.7% in 2014 and that the U.S. economy will grow 2.8%. The global forecast is 0.1 percentage point higher and the U.S. forecast 0.2 point …

Global economic growth will speed up modestly in 2014 and 2015 compared to last year's levels, if U.S. monetary policy doesn't derail emerging economies, according to a United Nations economic report released Monday. The U.N. forecasts global …