With a lack of financial data to assess creditworthiness, citizens are being rewarded for honesty and punish misdeeds, which are digitally archived.

The structure in Pyeongchang is painted with what its maker says is the darkest man-made substance, a material that absorbs 99 percent of light.

British authorities tried a more inclusive campaign but critics say it was misguided.

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MIT economics professor John Van Reenen discusses the 2018 meeting in Davos.

Economists say cheap interest rates are one factor.

China's Cabinet has decreed that the city's population should be 25 million — barely more than it is today.