Summer Davos in Dalian
As the global meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) comes from the Swiss ski resort Davos, where it has been held for decades, to an oriental port city, the world once again casts its eyes to China.more>>
Economic uncertainties dominate Davos forum
Global economic uncertainties and development issues have dominated the five-day World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting, with political and business leaders divided over the prospects for a slowdown in the U.S. economy.
- Davos annual meeting concludes amid concerns over global economy (1 27, 2008 Xinhua English)
- China seeks steady economic growth, deeper reforms (1 24, 2008 Xinhua English)
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- Davos forum highlights urgency to tackle water shortage
(1 24, 2008 Xinhua English) - WEF stresses role of business coalitions in tackling AIDS (1 24, 2008 Xinhua English)
- Sovereign Wealth Funds in focus at Davos (1 24, 2008 Xinhua English)
- China seeks steady economic growth, deeper reforms (1 24, 2008 Xinhua English)
- Rice: U.S. economy to continue drive global growth (1 23, 2008 Xinhua English)
- Economists in Davos warn of U.S. recession spillover (1 23, 2008 Xinhua English)
- Blair: Davos provides special opportunity to discuss Mideast, climate change (1 23, 2008 Xinhua English)
- World business leaders less confident of economic prospects (1 23, 2008 Xinhua English)
- Davos forum opens with economic issues high on agenda (1 23, 2008 Xinhua English)
- Davos forum founder calls for collaborative innovation to unlock future (1 23, 2008 Xinhua English)
- World leaders to discuss climate change, economic uncertainty at Davos (1 16, 2008 Xinhua English)
Backgrounder
- Backgrounder: World Economic Forum and WEF annual meeting (1 23, 2008 Xinhua English)
- Backgrounder: List of major public and political leaders in WEF annual meeting (1 23, 2008 Xinhua English)
Videos
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says the US economy is resilient and will remain an "engine of growth." Rice was speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. more>>
Sober assessments of the global economy's future health are expected to dominate the opening of the annual World Economic Forum in Davos. more>>
The world economy is likely to slow down by the end of the year with uncertain oil prices, and big swings in global financial markets. more>>