Journalists from The New York Times and The International Herald Tribune reporting on the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, include Andrew Ross Sorkin (@andrewrsorkin) and Peter Lattman (@peterlattman) from DealBook. Liz Alderman, Katrin Bennhold, Jack Ewing, Eric Pfanner and Paul Geitner from The International Herald Tribune are also there.
DealBook’s Annotated Map and Guide to Davos
- Dealmakers: Man Behind Facebook Deal | Heineken's C.E.O.
- Europe's Debt Woes: Sarkozy Defends Euro | Risks to World Economy
- Emerging Markets: Russia’s Pitch | China Challenges | India vs. China | Big Growth
- Roundup: Davos Wives | Apple Everywhere and Nowhere | Parties and Shoes
Financial Crisis ‘Avoidable,’ Inquiry Panel Concludes
At Davos, Era of Contrition for Bankers May Be Ending
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He doesn't go to Davos, but Warren E. Buffett made the Alfalfa Club dinner.
Cutting Short Davos for a Black-Tie Bash in D.C.
Jamie Dimon, Henry R. Kravis, Indra K. Nooyi, David M. Rubenstein and Warren E. Buffett were among those attending the Alfalfa Club dinner in Washington.
Of Wealth and (Un)Happiness
At the World Economic Forum, the talk wasn’t just about money. Well-being was on people’s minds as well.
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Robert E. Diamond Jr., chief executive of Barclays.
Words of Remorse at Davos, Sort Of
Bankers were the target of some pointed jabs at the World Economic Forum, as Christine Lagarde, the French finance minister, sparred with the chief executive of Barclays, Robert E. Diamond Jr.
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No Clear Strategy to Save the Euro
European leaders at the World Economic Forum do not agree on the best way to ensure the common currency’s future, but all agree the euro zone’s stability is worth preserving.
‘WindMade’ May Soon Join Other Feel-Good Labels
A group led by a Danish wind turbine company hopes consumers will be drawn to products that used wind in the production process.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel at Davos
At Davos, Global Leaders Call for Trade Pact
The leaders of Britain, Germany and Indonesia issued a forceful call to complete a global trade agreement by the end of the year, saying it would benefit the world’s poor and increase growth for all countries.
What Is the Beijing Consensus?
While a lot of people at the World Economic Forum are talking about the “Beijing consensus,” there is no consensus about what the China’s economic growth model actually is.Francis Specker/Bloomberg News
Barry Silbert, chief executive of SecondMarket, an exchange for trading shares of private companies.
Voices From Davos
Davos participants like the economist Nouriel Roubini and Barry Silbert, chief executive of SecondMarket, share their views on issues like the lack of global leadership and why the I.P.O. market is languishing.Virginia Mayo/Associated Press
In Davos, Cameron Joins Innovation Bandwagon
The British prime minister declared Britain “open again for business” and urged his European peers to take steps to “unleash enterprise.”Michel Euler/Associated Press
Geithner Optimistic, Despite High Unemployment
The Treasury secretary delivered an upbeat message about the prospects for a continued economic recovery while providing little hope of substantially improved employment numbers.Moscow Mayor Promises Business-Friendly Russia
Sergei S. Sobyanin echoed President Dmitri A. Medvedev in an effort to encourage corporate leaders at the World Economic Forum that they can safely invest in Russia.Davos Roundup: Parties, Shoes and Serious Stuff
As Davos heads into the weekend, the social aspects are being emphasized, highlighting the gathering’s contradictions.Michel Euler/Associated Press
French Leader Scales Back Ambitions for New Monetary System
A year ago, President Nicolas Sarkozy proclaimed a grand vision of a new economic and monetary order, but in a new age of austerity his goals have become much more modest.Vincent Kessler/Reuters
Globe-Trotter Clinton Makes Davos Stop
The former president discussed topics including the Middle East, American politics and the Neanderthal genome project.Fabrice Coffrini/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images
