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Businessmen live the poor life in Davos01:42
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'Two decisive years for financial reform'01:24
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'Eurozone prone to political crisis'02:16
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Cyber espionage and sabotage 'on the rise'02:39
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Goldman Sachs boss 'optimistic'03:30
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Social media 'making world better'01:41
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Plutocrats: Who are world's richest?06:49
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Teaching polo to Nigerian orphans02:08
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How to contain US health care costs04:02
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'World needs to work together to feed itself'02:52
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The challenges facing China's economy02:19
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Where one beer costs 10 hours work03:54
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Europe divided over Cameron EU plan02:22
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Davos: UBS chairman on bank's future02:41
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Shale gas 'a game changer'02:31
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Young delegates shaping economies02:36
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Informal parties growing in popularity00:48
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Europe chilly on Cameron speech02:16
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China's Lenovo 'a global PC player'03:42
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Davos looking to 'young thinkers'01:44
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Can Davos help with the big thaw?01:51
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WEF founder's bid to inspire Davos01:04
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On the railway to the resort of Davos01:10
Can 'mindfulness' increase profits?
Societe Generale boss: EU view
Businessmen live the poor life in Davos
'Two decisive years for financial reform'
'Eurozone prone to political crisis'
Cyber espionage and sabotage 'on the rise'
Making the most of Davos with Imax
Goldman Sachs boss 'optimistic'
Social media 'making world better'
Ukraine and Shell sign shale gas deal
Davos a 'constellation of egos'
Plutocrats: Who are world's richest?
Ellen MacArthur on the 'circular economy'
Teaching polo to Nigerian orphans
How to contain US health care costs
'World needs to work together to feed itself'
The challenges facing China's economy
Where one beer costs 10 hours work
Europe divided over Cameron EU plan
Davos: UBS chairman on bank's future
Shale gas 'a game changer'
Young delegates shaping economies
Informal parties growing in popularity
Europe chilly on Cameron speech
China's Lenovo 'a global PC player'
Davos looking to 'young thinkers'
Can Davos help with the big thaw?
WEF founder's bid to inspire Davos
On the railway to the resort of Davos
Background and features
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My first Davos
How to become a social outcast at a meeting of the world's elite
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Poverty curse
Why hunger and obesity are two sides of the same coin
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Place your bets
Where should you invest your spare billions?
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Crippling cost
Countries grappling with the rising cost of healthcare
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Davos games
Selling the Olympics to Swiss mountain voters
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Data overload
Why understanding customer info - not the volume of it - is key
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The D-word
Is it time to start talking about economic depression?
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Conducting business
Can business chiefs learn from music maestros?
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Flanders in Davos
Has the cloud finally been shifted from the eurozone?
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Prepare for the worst
Why governments should learn from companies
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Beginner's guide
What should new participants look out for?
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Viewpoint
Why 8% may not be the magic number for China's economy
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Q&A: Davos 2013
What is the point of it all?
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Gridlocked world
BBC correspondents drive in congested cities
My first Davos
Poverty curse
Place your bets
Crippling cost
Davos games
Data overload
The D-word
Conducting business
Flanders in Davos
Prepare for the worst
Beginner's guide
Viewpoint
Q&A: Davos 2013
Gridlocked world