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Forget ‘greenwashing’ - now the talk in the corporate world is of “greenhushing”
Roche descendant André Hoffmann talks pharma, feuds and ESG as he takes a stand against ‘arrogance’ of Trump and Musk
Global uncertainty is rising but is for now well short of the dramatic heights seen during the US president’s first administration
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Davos shows how many companies are convinced diversity and environmental measures make financial sense
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This year’s World Economic Forum was dominated by the potential ramifications of Trump’s second term
US president claims significant fall in oil prices would ‘immediately’ end the Russia-Ukraine war
Teresa Ribera says European Commission weighing up measure demanded by Germany
EU justice commissioner says bloc’s Digital Services Act will be used to prosecute social media that are artificially boosting political material to sway voters
UK chancellor wasn’t invited to speak at the myriad of debates and panel discussions that front the four-day event in the Swiss Alps
Social media owners should be held responsible for ‘poisoning society’, Pedro Sánchez tells World Economic Forum in Davos
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Ukranian president warns that collective security needs to be strengthened
Ursula von der Leyen says European Union stands ‘ready to negotiate’ with new US administration while insisting it would protect its interests
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World Economic Forum (WEF) adopts new measures but business elites don’t seem to be biting
PwC’s ‘global CEO survey’ highlights what company bosses see as the biggest threats facing global economy in 2025
Total Irish billionaire wealth at more than €50bn last year, says Oxfam Ireland
Annual World Economic Forum professes to aim to ‘improve state of the world’ but is seen as schmoozefest for establishment elites
New regulations curtail who can rent out buildings or set up temporary structures during the four-day annual gathering
World Economic Forum plans to charge more for second-tier guests at its gathering in Switzerland
Profit is and will remain the driving force; the challenge is to set and enforce credible limits
This will be the biggest election year in history, with eight of the world’s most populous countries holding ballots
Nine-month old French start up backed by Silicon Valley heavyweights brings on AI chip maker Nvidia as an investor and partner
Despite the cynicism, Davos remains the biggest meeting of business and politics anywhere in the world
Minister for Public Expenditure said current €2.9bn proposal represents a ‘fair’ deal
Taoiseach insists that Ireland is not a racist country and that the political climate around migration has changed
Investor expectations of looser monetary policy could fuel another flare-up of inflation, says Gita Gopinath
Speaking at the World Economic Summit in Davos, Minister says increasing burden of income tax on higher earners could choke off investment
Wall Street financier famed for throwing the most raucous late-night bashes at annual event in Swiss Alps
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