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I rise to acknowledge that Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker this year officially became a “Davos Person,” traveling to a tiny Swiss village with hundreds of other global-leader types, after two years in which the annual power fest experienced a pandemic-enforced repose.

Prospects for artificial intelligence and green transition fuel sense that the only way is up for the global economy

The Labour front bench was highly visible in Davos, while Sunak didn’t even attend. One senses that the guard is changing

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At the World Economic Forum in Davos, the world’s business leaders fretted over the possibility that inflation won’t fall back to central banks’ targets.

It's time to sit down and talk about Andrew Tate. It may be confusing and embarrassing but it is for your own good.

China's declaration that it is open for business was welcomed by attendees at the World Economic (WEF) as a likely boost to global growth, though many also expressed caution over how it could drive up global COVID-19 cases and inflation.

For many junior and mid-career employees, the reality of gender roles at work and at home is rapidly changing.

Bosses at Davos say direct messaging can be more effective for Gen Z employees – but email still has a role

As the European Union races to diversify its hydrocarbon imports and electrify its economy, what impact will the ongoing energy crisis have on Europe’s climate ambitions and on the bloc's industrial competitiveness? FRANCE 24 Business Editor Kate Moody asks a prestigious panel of guests at Davos, in collaboration with the…

Since the pandemic began, billionaires’ fortunes have increased by roughly $2.7 billion a day.