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It’s fun to bash billionaires. But with the global system under assault, we need all the help we can get.

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Peter S. Goodman, a global economics correspondent for the New York Times, delivered a talk sponsored by the Poynter Fellowship in Journalism on Monday.

Is Globalization Ending? (No, but it's changing).

Billionaires and the power of manifestation.

The world's political and business elites gather for the annual Davos summit from Monday to promote "cooperation in a fragmented world", with war in Ukraine, the climate crisis and global trade tensions…

Many WEF attendees make a great show of being righteously indignant at the idea of lots of rich people talking shop. But my feeling is, you know, grow up. Rich people are influential; they always have been, they always will be. Some are even influential because they should be influential, becau...

At Davos, war, climate and de-globalisation take centre stage

For half a century, the World Economic Forum has brought together executives and policymakers to sing the praises of globalization, but that process is seen as unwinding as new geopolitical fault lines harden around the world.

Top politicians and world business leaders are set to meet for the annual Davos summit in the Swiss Alps next week under the shadow of war in Ukraine, a climate crisis and global trade in disarray.