India Joins Big Tech Companies As They Announce Expansion of Green Technologies at World Economic Forum

The World Economic Forum and leaders of some of the world’s largest businesses have announced to expand a partnership to promote green technologies. Sweden, India, Japan, Denmark, the United Kingdom and other countries also joined the initiative.

India at Davos: Inside a pavilion on the Swiss Alpine resort's Promenade street beneath an "India @ Davos 2022" logo, the federal government served up treats including 'masala chai' tea, 'samosa' snacks and other spicy delicacies.

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Commerce Minister on Wednesday said that India will continue to allow wheat export for countries which are in serious need

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Anish Shah said M&M has not felt a lack in demand. "In fact, we're seeing a lot more demand than we expected actually."

"Some businesses have moved on, but at a much higher cost. I really hope that we bring sanity back to supply chains at the soonest," Mr Mittal said

Economies worldwide have been adversely impacted by the coronavirus pandemic and are slowly coming back into the recovery path

Health leaders stress need for coordinated global response to tackle pandemics

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Wednesday that the West remained divided over the extent of its support for Ukraine.

US pharmaceutical giant Pfizer on Wednesday said it would sell its patented drugs at a not-for-profit basis to the world's poorest countries, as part of a new initiative announced at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

At least one novel pathogen emerges every year, therefore, there is a need for a coordinated global response to tackle pandemics, health leaders said in Davos.

Political and business leaders gathering for the World Economic Forum meet against a backdrop of inflation at its highest level in major economies

Cuba applauded India for its extraordinary efforts in healthcare interventions at the World Economic Forum as Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya met his Cuban counterpartin Davos on Tuesday.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez said he's still taking his city salary in Bitcoin even after a rout that sent the cryptocurrency down almost 40% over the past two months.

A free bitcoin pizza stall and a "Liquidity Lounge" were among the treats on offer for attendees at this year's meeting in Davos, where blockchain and cryptocurrency firms have taken over its main street, despite a recent crash in digital coin values.

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EU climate chief Frans Timmermans said firms must carry the burden from energy costs that have hurt many of the world's poorest.

Unilever CEO Alan Jope says the consumer goods maker has saved $1.2 billion just by shifting to renewable energy.