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  • Billionaire investor Nelson Peltz, chairman and chief executFinance

    DuPont’s earnings disappointment: A win for raider Nelson Peltz?

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    How New York’s Con Ed prepared for Blizzard 2015

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  • Lloyd's Of London Chief Executive Officer Inga Beale InterviewFinance

    Lloyd’s CEO: Cyber attacks cost companies $400 billion every year

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  • Roman Chukov – Davos’ youngest participant.Finance

    The youngest person at Davos is bullish … on Russia

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  • Alibaba CEO Jack Ma says slower growth is good for China

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  • Space Asteroid MiningLeadership

    Meet the asteroid mining executive of Davos: No joke

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  • A delegate is silhouetted as she passes by a sign for WEF in DavosFinance

    Why Davos feels even more out of touch this year

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  • The Davos World Economic Forum 2015International

    Larry Summers: The ECB’s QE won’t work

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  • The Davos World Economic Forum 2015Finance

    Paul Singer: The Fed is causing inequality

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  • Switzerland Davos ForumFinance

    OPEC: We are not at war with Russia or the U.S.

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  • SWITZERLAND-DAVOS-MEET-ECONOMYFinance

    Carlyle’s Rubenstein sees opportunity in distressed drillers’ debt

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  • Leadership

    At Davos, expect talk of oil, terrorism, and sex scandals

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  • Thomas Peterffy, founder and CEO of Interactive Brokers Group Inc., speaks during the Sandler O'Neill + Partners global exchange and brokerage conference in New YorkFinance

    Individual investors lose more than $400 million on bad Swiss currency bets

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  • Draghi Speaks At The World Economic ForumFinance

    DuPont calls activist Nelson Peltz’s attacks ‘misleading’

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  • Members Of Congress, Cindy McCain Discuss Child Sex TraffickingLeadership

    Deloitte ranks 100 ‘most exceptional’ companies: Google’s not one, nor is Amazon

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