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Friday, 29 January, 2010
Business goes on at Davos despite drama
More details have emerged in the death of Graubünden police chief Markus Reinhardt, but beyond the buzz over his suicide and the heightening discourse between politicians and business leaders over banking regulations, it’s business as usual at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos. And that includes plenty of researchers and academics, and they’re talking about ways to harness technology to remedy all variety of social and environmental problems.
WRS’s Alex Helmick and Vincent Landon are there with the latest on all of it:
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