Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum, whose annual gathering of business and political leaders in the Swiss mountain resort of Davos became a symbol of globalisation, has resigned as ...

Newer regional meetings have joined the Davos calendar, and centres exploring key issues such as supply chains, cybersecurity, climate, energy and financial and monetary systems. The WEF maintains ...

The 48th World Economic Forum Annual Meeting began in Davos, Switzerland today bringing together a record number of heads of state, government and international organizations alongside leaders from ...

The WSJ and other media report that the trustee’s decision to investigate Schwab prompted WEF’s central figure to abruptly ...

World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab allegedly manipulated the organisation’s research to curry favour with governments, according to whistleblower claims that led to his resignation as chair of ...

The WEF is known around the world for its hosting of the annual Davos Forum in Switzerland and several country specific forums around the world. In India the WEF has collaborated with ...

The WEF's board of trustees includes notable figures ... The organization is behind the annual Davos meeting, which draws high-profile political, business, and academic leaders from around the ...

The WEF board said in the statement it had accepted Schwab's resignation at an extraordinary meeting on April 20 ... The village of Davos gradually became a fixture on the international calendar ...

World Economic Forum founder and chairman Klaus Schwab attends a session during the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos on January 21, 2025. World Economic Forum said on April 21 ...

The WEF board said in the statement it had accepted Schwab's resignation at an extraordinary meeting on April 20 ... corporate executives to tackle major global issues. The village of Davos gradually ...