Heard in Davos 2009: Dispatches from the Conference
Jamie Dimon Interview
Posted By: Becky Quick
Her's what the JPMorgan Chase boss has to say about the bank bank concept and the lending environment.
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What the Guest Blog 3 Learned at Davos
Posted By: CNBC.com
CNBC.com's coverage of The World Economic Forum has enjoyed three high-profile business leaders as contributors this week. Alcatel-Lucent CEO Ben Verwaayen, Infosys CEO Kris Gopalakrishnan and Nasdaq OMX CEO Robert Greifeld have all added their perspectives on Davos to our Heard in Davos blog.
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How Turkey Stole the Show at Davos
Posted By: Kim Khan
Want to be a star at WEF? Storm out of a panel, the Congress Center, Davos and Switzerland altogether.
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Nasdaq OMX CEO Calls for Unity
Posted By: CNBC.com
The severity of the economic crisis means that it’s more important now than ever for business leaders, governmental leaders and regulators to work together, Nasdaq OMX CEO Bob Greifeld told CNBC in his video blog from the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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Place Your Nobel Prize in the Tray for X-Ray
Posted By: Kim Khan
It's not just what's heard, it's what's seen at the security check lines at Davos.
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It's Not All Work
Posted By: Becky Quick
Yeah, right. Actually, the working sessions and panels are better attended than any conference I've ever seen.
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Red Carpets and The Man in Black
Posted By: Kim Khan
As for Sweden's Anders Borg, he is quite simply the hippest finance minister in Davos and likely the world. His all-black Johnny Cash outfit of black sport coat, black shirt (no tie), black jeans and black boots was punctuated by a pony tail, wide-rimmed glasses and a gold earring.
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A Chill that's Not in the Banking System
Posted By: Kim Khan
What turns blue even though it's in the red? The answer today: a banker at Davos.
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Too Bad Jet Li Can't Whip Economy into Shape
Posted By: Kim Khan
What's the remedy for Bono-fatigue? The world's foremost martial arts action movie star--Jet Li.
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What China Thinks of US—and China
Posted By: Kim Khan
The Chinese economy will stage a "quick rebound" of economic growth, but the US has a tougher job, facing the loss of $1 trillion in consumption, Zhu Min, executive vice president of Bank of China, told CNBC.com.
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