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So much for fears of Donald Trump's presidency hurting tech stocks.

The Eiffel Tower could get a makeover as Paris bids for the 2024 Olympics.

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Spare a thought for Davos Delegate this week. As they travel to the World Economic Forum, global elites are in a state of confusion and crisis. Their world view is being challenged like never before, rejected by voters angry at a broken economic model and the price of globalization.

A new report by Esquire magazine is raising the possibility of the White House press corps being "evicted" by President-elect Donald Trump's administration.

U.S. economic growth should get a lift from stimulus measures under Donald Trump's presidency, but it won't hit the speed he promised anytime soon.

India's run as the world's fastest-growing major economy has ended thanks to its self-imposed cash crisis.

1. Inauguration Day: On Friday, Donald Trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the United States.

It's a visionary deal: The world's biggest eyewear companies are coming together in a $50 billion merger.

Prosecutors are seeking an arrest warrant for Samsung's heir apparent over allegations of bribery, perjury and embezzlement.

It's no secret that tens of millions of people have been hurt by the forces of globalization.

Business leaders gathering in Davos are uncomfortable: The full force of 2016's protest votes in the U.S. and U.K. is about to hit, and Donald Trump's inauguration may signal an abrupt reversal to 30 years of globalization.

Tina Fey called it.

A federal ethics director's decision to publicly criticize Donald Trump's plan to address conflicts of interest has sparked a political battle on Capitol Hill.

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BuzzFeed's editor in chief says his organization is "proud" of its decision to publish unverified memos alleging that Russian operatives have compromising personal and financial information about President-elect Donald Trump.

With a federal election looming in Germany, Facebook is beginning to attach warning labels to made-up stories seen by German users of the web site.

Davos has a new star.

The White House Correspondents' Association holds a town hall for members every year. Normally a few dozen reporters show up. This year: One hundred.