US 'ranks first' in providing assistance to Ukraine: Andrzej Duda
Poland President Andrzej Duda says Russia's imperialism must be 'stopped,' and discusses the importance of Ukraine aid and Polish GDP.
World leaders debate global carbon tax at World Economic Forum
A group of leaders from around the world discussed a potential global carbon tax during a panel on the world economic outlook on the final day of the World Economic Forum.
AI will create long-term ‘job disruptions,’ CEO of Big Four firm says
Despite artificial intelligence's growing prevalence in work and personal life, KPMG's CEO is optimistic that the U.S. economy can absorb what will be a "shock" to markets.
Biden energy policies restrict oil market's 'future investment, supply': Mike Wirth
Chevron Chairman and CEO Mike Wirth on the company's acquisition of Hess, Biden policy and growing oil demand and reliability.
Steve Pagliuca: 'AI eats the world' of Davos conversations
PagsGroup Chair and Boston Celtics co-owner Steve Pagliuca gives his economic outlook, discusses advancements in A.I., sports investments and politics.
Pace of transformation in 2024 makes 2023 'look like a warm up': EY Global's Janet Truncale
EY Global chair and CEO-elect Janet Truncale and current CEO and Chairman Carmine Di Sibio on their executive handoff and client sentiments over economic and market volatility.
NYSE readying for 'quite a few IPOs' in coming weeks: Lynn Martin
NYSE President Lynn Martin gives her 2024 outlooks on IPOs, mergers and acquisitions, stock valuation and Fed trajectory.
Capital markets, M&A will see 'activity' early in 2024: Tyler Dickson
Citi co-head of banking, capital markets and advisory Tyler Dickson argues markets are ready for a 'constructive' Fed rate environment.
Chevron CEO says Houthi attacks in Red Sea pose 'very real' risks to oil flows and prices
Chevron CEO Michael Wirth said he is surprised U.S. crude oil is trading under $73 a barrel and that Houthi attacks in the Red Sea pose a "very real" risk to oil prices.
2024 markets look 'cautiously optimistic' with a 'green arrow' pointing up: Leon Kalvaria
Citi Vice Chairman of client and banking Leon Kalvaria says healthcare, tech, energy and media sectors will see 'really big, important' strategic transactions.
World Economic Forum for 2024 in Davos kicks off
This year’s edition of the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting starts Monday, and many business leaders, heads of state and others are expected to engage with each other.
Futures muted after Russia rebellion
Circle Squared Alternative Investments founder Jeff Sica says the markets will not shift as long as Russia and Ukraine’s outcome remains ‘uncertain’ on ‘Varney & Co.’
Asiana Airlines passenger opens plane door during South Korea flight
All passengers survive after man opens emergency door as Asiana Airlines plane lands in South Korea Friday. Some passengers received medical attention after fainting.
Davos Highlights: Intel CEO, Larry Summers, Dan Yergin and Sen. Manchin
Concern about a recession, rising competition with China, runaway inflation, and decoupling economically in an increasingly divided world dominated the week.
Bank of America CEO sees 'mild recession' in 2023
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan gives his economic outlook on 'WSJ at Large with Gerry Baker.'
Pat Gelsinger on semiconductor chips: 'Critical to every aspect of human existence'
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger provides insight into the importance of boosting semiconductor chip production in the United States to help take on digital power against China on 'Maria Bartiromo's Wall Street.'
Ian Bremmer: Davos participants understand globalization is changing structurally
Eurasia Group President Ian Bremmer reveals what was discussed in the Davos World Economic Forum, the risks in the world economy for 2023 and the United States' relations with China on 'WSJ at Large.'
Larry Summers warns the Fed risks 1970s-style crisis if it pauses inflation fight
The Federal Reserve needs to remain steadfast in its fight against inflation or risk plunging the economy into a 1970s-style crisis, Larry Summers said.
Energy expert urges US independence, says security must be ‘back on the agenda’
S&P Global Vice Chairman Daniel Yergin argues America has "taken for granted" its energy independence, warning "another problem" in natural resource supply is coming.
Energy security 'is back on the agenda,' 'cannot be assumed away': Daniel Yergin
S&P Global Vice Chairman Daniel Yergin says America has taken for granted 'the big revolution' in energy independence.