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The dairy industry continues to provide protein for human beings around the world. However, climate change is challenging its sustainable development.

If the pharmaceutical industry collaborates with public healthcare systems on preventative health, together they could improve patient health worldwide.

Business leaders from the energy sector came together in Davos to discuss navigating the rocky path ahead for global energy systems. Here's what they said.

The $6 trillion US care economy is facing labour shortages and post-pandemic challenges that must be tackled in order to avert a looming economic crisis.

The Colour of Resilience shows that leaders in the arts have the potential and skills to make life-changing impacts on displaced people worldwide.

DAVOS, Switzerland: The Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) will not only attract foreign investments to Malaysia but is also exploring international business opportunities for Malaysian companies at the World Economic Forum (WEF) here, said its minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Aziz.

President Marcos’ attendance at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland “will only serve to burnish his international reputation without certainty of actual results in terms of investment commitments,” according to think tank InfrawatchPH.

The only way of preventing global warming is "money, money, money, money...", failed presidential contender John Kerry said in Davos.

Chief Minister Mr Eknath Shinde on Tuesday called upon the developed countries to assist the state to collectively fight climate change

Inflation has likely reached its peak, but to bring it down in a meaningful way, unemployment is almost certain to increase, experts at Davos 2023 warn.