President Donald Trump insisted any bid to bring the “big beautiful piece of ice” under American control would stop short of military force.

As the world’s wealthiest touch down in Davos for the World Economic Forum, hundreds of the ultra-rich—including the Disney heirs and millionaire real estate developer Jeffrey Gural—call on leaders to end the “control” of global oligarchs with taxes.

Critical Metals aims to launch heavy construction in early 2027 in Greenland to break China’s chokehold on rare earths.

Italian-Thai Development, No. 174 on the Southeast Asia 500, is also linked to last year’s collapse of a partially-built skyscraper in Bangkok.

The number of births per 1,000 people dropped to 5.6, the lowest since at least the founding of the People’s Republic of China.

For a couple of decades the country’s one-child policy pushed fertility rates down. It worked, going from over seven in the early 1960s to 1.5 in 2015.

The ad giant has encouraged its workforce to embrace AI tools and is investing in training to ensure workers understand their critical role in the creative process.

A study of 14,000 workers across 19 countries shows a toxic relationship, as many companies rush to adopt the technology without proper training.

Trump told Davos elites that Meta’s AI infrastructure shows why the U.S. must clear the way for tech giants to generate their own power.