Alex Soros says a Trump win is a done deal for the Davos elite — but they're always wrong
"In Davos, Donald Trump is already the president," Open Society Foundations Chairman Alex Soros told a panel at the World Economic Forum on Friday.
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From Dimon and Blinken, to Altman and Lagarde: Here are some of the top quotes from Davos
The potential for generative artificial intelligence, when interest rates might be cut, and the ongoing wars in Ukraine and the Gaza Strip were key topics at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland this week.
ECB's Lagarde calls for a strong Europe to prepare for possible Trump return
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde on Friday said that Europe must be "strong at home" and go on the offensive in the face of a potential return of Donald Trump to the White House.
India goes big at Davos as world's most populous country tries to woo investors
DAVOS, Switzerland — Along the Davos Promenade, attendees of the World Economic Forum stumble across the WeLead Lounge, a repurposed storefront showcasing India's female leadership and talent. There's also the India Engagement Center, a space promoting India's growth story, digital infrastructure, and its burgeoning startup ecosystem.
OpenAI's Altman says U.S. and AI will be 'fine' no matter who wins White House after Trump's Iowa landslide
DAVOS, Switzerland — OpenAI founder and CEO Sam Altman said generative artificial intelligence as a sector, and the U.S. as a country are both "going to be fine" no matter who wins the presidential election later this year.
Grayscale CEO says most of the 11 approved bitcoin ETFs won't survive, defends highest fees in industry
DAVOS, Switzerland — Grayscale Investments CEO Michael Sonnenshein told CNBC that most [says all 11 in the headline, summary and key point though] of the approved bitcoin exchange-traded funds won't survive, while defending the highest fees in the market for the company's own product.
Lenovo bets its Motorola smartphone brand will be the third-biggest globally in 3 years
DAVOS, Switzerland — Motorola will likely be the third-biggest smartphone player in the world in three years, according to a top executive at Chinese tech firm Lenovo, the owner of the brand.
