Tag: World Economic Forum
From Davos: Dell and Bank of America discuss technology and Better Capitalism
Jenifer Berman, CMO of Insider Inc., led a panel at Davos on Wednesday titled, "Technology for Good: Better Capitalism Leading Innovation."
A top psychedelic scientist says ‘the climate’s looking good’ for magic mushrooms and MDMA to turn into medicines at a gathering of ...
The drugs' medical potential is hitting the world stage at Davos.
Volkswagen CEO warns Trump’s trade war is crushing demand for autos — and it’s making the first quarter ‘difficult’
"This is a big concern for us, so the first quarter for sure will be a difficult quarter for Volkswagen," CEO Herbert Diess said at Davos.
From Davos: Henry Blodget leads a panel on new collar jobs
Henry Blodget, CEO, Co-Founder, and Editorial Director, Insider Inc, speaks during "Learning Today for Tomorrow's Jobs" at WEF 2019.
Matt Damon had to borrow a suit before appearing at Davos after his airline lost his luggage
The actor revealed he had to borrow his Water.org cofounder's suit before his appearance at the World Economic Forum on Tuesday because Swiss Air had lost his bag.
Barclays CEO says Edward Bramson, the activist investor agitating for change at the bank, hasn’t laid out a strategy
"We’ll engage with Bramson when he wants to, and exchange ideas, but for now the bank, I think, is in a pretty good place," Staley told CNBC in Davos.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff calls artificial intelligence a ‘new human right’
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff spoke about why access to artificial intelligence will become a new human right.
Take a look at the $60 million private jets that fly business leaders to Davos for the World Economic Forum
Around 1,500 private jets are expected to fly attendees to and from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, this week.
A top Novartis executive says the $225 billion drug giant is planning for a ‘doomsday scenario’ in cancer treatment
Pharma giant Novartis is developing drugs that could prevent cancer before patients get it. One big question: how will we pay for them?
World leaders are flocking to Davos this week in private jets that are more lavish than ever
One estimate says that 1,500 private jets are slated to land in and take off from Davos.