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The former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has delivered a pragmatic solution for the U.K.'s decision to leave the EU. » Read More
By: Arjun Kharpal
The co-chairs of the World Economic Forum reflected on the progress of the week, at times defending the annual gathering from criticisms of elitism. » Read More |
By: Gemma Acton
President-elect Donald Trump must address the perception that President Barack Obama has withdrawn America from the world stage, said Henry Kissinger. » Read More |
By: Matt Clinch
Trump loomed large over the World Economic Forum, casting a shadow more imposing than any from the surrounding Swiss Alps. » Read More |
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Brexit, elections in Europe and the uncertainty surrounding a Donald Trump presidency are causes for concern; Nordea's CEO.
Trump boosting the economic performance in the U.S. would help our business grow, according to the CEO of Ahold Delhaize.
The CEO of oil and gas production company EnQuest has told CNBC that spending in the industry has fallen during the current downturn more than any previous cycle.
Bill Gates says governments and private organizations need to make "substantial investments" to prepare for a bioterrorism attack.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte told CNBC that the British people chose to become poorer for the sake of controlling immigration.
Theresa May has re-emphasized her government's unwillingness to agree to a poor deal for the U.K. in leaving the EU, in comments to CNBC.
U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May rubber-stamped here globalist agenda to CNBC on Thursday, underlining that the country will not give into protectionism and isolationism.
Google's co-founder says he didn't pay attention to the early AI advances from the company's research lab.
People in the euro zone don't have enough money due to labor taxes being too high, said the president of the Eurogroup on Thursday.
Ant Financial CEO Eric Jing said blockchain is "definitely" coming to Alipay, as the Alibaba affiliate aims for 2 billion users in 10 years.
But Morgan Stanley's James Gorman tells CNBC there are elements of the regulations that do need to be "curtailed."
David Rubenstein, The Carlyle Group, weighs in on the impact of a strong U.S. dollar on exports and emerging markets. Also Rubenstein comments on Steve Mnuchin's nomination for Treasury. I suspect he will impress a number of senators, says Rubenstein.
Economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff give a positive assessment of India's attempts to clean up its "black market" for money.
President-elect Donald Trump has raised concerns around the world with his protectionist pledges.
CNBC's Sara Eisen reports on her conversation at the World Economic Forum in Davos with Michael Dell, Dell Technologies CEO.
"You can't sit on your hands," James Gorman tells CNBC from Davos.
Ireland will not re-establish borders with Northern Ireland once the U.K. leaves the EU, but Dublin could compete with London as a business hub.
Sergio Ermotti, UBS CEO, discusses the global banking environment as it prepares for Donald Trump's presidency.
President-elect Donald Trump should prioritize lifting sanctions on Russian banks, the President of Russia's second-biggest lender said.
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan says Europe's structural issues like Brexit could have consequences for the banking giant.
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Steve Bannon's comments about North Korea and China make it clear he has to go, says Commentary's Noah Rothman.
China's government has released a document limiting overseas investment partly due to debt concerns.
The Chinese government is tackling high debt levels, but the country is still borrowing more, said Deutsche Bank.
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Davos WEF
The former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has delivered a pragmatic solution for the U.K.'s decision to leave the EU.
The co-chairs of the World Economic Forum reflected on the progress of the week, at times defending the annual gathering from criticisms of elitism.
President-elect Donald Trump must address the perception that President Barack Obama has withdrawn America from the world stage, said Henry Kissinger.
