Post #MeToo, men are increasingly afraid to include women in crucial business relationship and career building activities. They're afraid they'll inadvertently do something wrong, or be falsely accused. A reminder of the egregious behavior of the men who have been felled by #MeToo is clarifying.
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Perspectives: How Davos can go from 'elitist' to 'woke'To make real change, the World Economic Forum's Davos gathering should have the voice of the average person in the room, writes James Bailey, a professor at the George Washington University School of Business.
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Davos: Live blogWe're in Davos this week, where 60+ heads of state and government and top international organizations are gathering for WEF19. Catch live updates from POLITICOEurope:
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Executives in Davos Put Brave Face on Jittery MoodPolitical paralysis in major developed economies, frayed trading links and concerns about concentration of corporate power created a jittery mood among business executives at the annual World Economic Forum.
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Brazil’s Bolsonaro clears low Davos barIn his first overseas appearance since taking office, the president made a brief and vague sales pitch for a “new Brazil”. Business optimism about the country is running high, and modest changes can help deliver early wins. The longer term presents a more demanding challenge.
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