Davos 2012 - Special Report

This is a live blog from "The Future of the Eurozone," an event at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, in which our panelists will debate the question, "How will the Eurozone economies emerge from the euro crisis?"

The most important aspects of Facebook becoming a public company are the jobs growth and social change it represents, according to COO Sheryl Sandberg.

The biggest risk brought on by the euro debt crisis is "Balkanization" – the fragmentation of economic interests according to narrow, mainly national criteria, UK Chancellor George Osborne told CNBC Friday.

During Europe's financial crisis the European Central Bank has been "an anchor of stability and confidence," former president Jean-Claude Trichet said.

At Davos 2012, mingling among politicians will be lesser-known, innovative entrepreneurs. See a selection of the power brokers – and up-and-comers – including one group with a powerful, global hashtag.

The euro has fundamental flaws, with no room for flexibility and Europe needs to move towards a political union as the euro cannot survive in its current format, Dr Gerard Lyons, chief economist at Standard Chartered told CNBC on Friday at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Despite natural gas prices falling to near 10-year lows last week, Shell's CEO Peter Voser says demand for gas will be much higher than oil in the long term with the Asia-Pacific region driving the sector's growth.

The European Central Bank's recent lending facility was a good decision, says Jean-Claude Trichet, former ECB president.

"I am convinced we can avoid a Greek default," Wolfgang Schauble, Germany Federal Minister of Finance tells CNBC's Maria Bartiromo. "We are trying to do a growth friendly deficit deduction," he adds. Oilli Rehn, European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs, also weighs in.

Former president of the European Central Bank discusses the future of the euro zone, bondholders clashing on Greek interest rates and whether or not Europe will have a more centralized power.

Breaking down the areas of global growth by sector, with Ellen Kullman, DuPont chairman/CEO, and says the company is seeing growth in agriculture due to innovation.