

People believe quality of content is higher when it’s paid for, Nielsen CEO David Kenny says on the sidelines of WEF Davos 2020.
What was underway for a while now has been the detoxification of the economy, says Anand Mahindra.
Global powers are engaged in a data race, the signs of which will first emerge in the 5G debate, says IISS London’s John Chipman.
“It is just a matter of time before growth catches up,” Neemuchwala said.
Bain Capital’s Steve Pagliuca talks about the future of private equity investing and how the corporate world will change.
“There’s a massive financial impact, it’s tough to quantify but it has been tremendous, large,” Singh said on the Max grounding.
Protests shouldn’t be viewed as a negative thing but rather a dynamic force of democracies, according to Tooze.
Central Bankers Land in Davos as Investors Split Over Low Rates
Each individual should have the right to choose how personal data is used, says Microsoft CEO.
Davos Sees Trump’s China Love as a Short-Term Affair
The WEF’s annual meeting dominated economic coverage this week, and in Davos, climate change was the No. 1 issue.
Teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg on Friday said calls to the corporate elite meeting in Davos to immediately disinvest in fossil fuels had been ignored.
Here are excerpts from prepared remarks of Billionaire philanthropist George Soros’ speech in Davos.
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Facebook has long cited its willingness to help open up financial systems to the poor and unbanked around the world.
Billionaire philanthropist George Soros is delivering a speech in Davos, an annual event in which he addresses an array of global, political and technological issues.
Mnuchin questioned whether 17-year-old Swedish activist Greta is qualified to talk about economic issues linked to global warming.
