The event convened key stakeholders including representatives from African Ministries of Finance, Central Banks, debt ...

On the issue of the previously announced US tariffs, Marinakis expressed optimism that there can be partial, but with an ...

If it fails to adapt, the European Commission may end up looking like the Los Angeles fire department – scrambling after the damage has already been done.

Donald Trump is not at Davos but his name is on everyone’s lips at the annual gathering for the world’s elite ...

Trump probably won't be able to recreate the economic boom that occurred in his first term as president, according to top economist Kenneth Rogoff.

The bankers, government officials and CEOs at Davos see his deregulatory, energy and tariff policies sucking investment from other regions and hurting their exports.

Kenneth Rogoff is currently Thomas D. Cabot Professor of Public Policy and professor of economics at Harvard University. The World Economic Forum has in some ways provided the intellectual ballast for ...

That's according to Kenneth "Ken" Rogoff, professor of Economics and Public Policy at Harvard University, who believes the current system is too restrictive for educated professionals seeking ...

US president’s warnings against nations exploring alternative currencies will be counterproductive in the long run, ...

[like] providing stability and means of payment,” said Kenneth Rogoff, professor of economics at Harvard University, during a panel discussion at the event. “And if you’re being threatened ...

The university ... The definition Harvard is using has been criticized as blurring the line between antisemitism and arguments against Israel and Zionism. Kenneth Marcus, chairman of the Louis ...

and harassment,” said Kenneth L. Marcus, founder and chairman of the Brandeis Center, in a statement. When Harvard receives a complaint alleging antisemitic harassment or discrimination, the ...