Why Davos Doesn't Matter
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Viewpoint: Global leaders still flock to the annual World Economic Forum. But they no longer shape the global agenda
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Not that they're worried or anything. But the White House evidently leaves little to chance when it comes to protests within eyesight of the president. As in, it doesn't want any.
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Gordon Brown doesn't do charisma. In contrast to Tony Blair, the new British leader has offered no emotive sound bites, no promises of tough new laws and no talk of a "war on terror" since the failed attacks in London and Glasgow.
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An unlikely meeting of minds on an issue of global concern.
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Blaming Margaret H. Marshall is not going to fix what is wrong with the Democratic Party. Marshall&#39;s decision on same-sex marriage did not cost the Democrats the White House last week.
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Windows? Linux? Mac OS? One day it won't matter.
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Comment is free: Stephen Armstrong: It's easy to take a pop at the man from Harrods, yet he is practically a British national treasure
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There was a distinct feeling at the World Economic Forum that private equity was not on the hot seat â at least not as Topic A among the worldâs economists and financiers.
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DAVOS, Jan 25 (IPS) - The global political elite at the World Economic  Forum in Davos is focusing on terrorism as the major threat to  international peace -- but is conspicuously silent on ensuring  that counter-terrorism measures do not breach human rights.
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Comment is free: Martin Kettle: The outgoing prime minister won't rank with Churchill or Gladstone, but - despite Iraq - he has done good for Britain.
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Comment is free: Lance Price: John Prescott was Blair's ideal deputy - behind the old Labour image, his influence was negligible.
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You don't have to leave your political convictions behind when you invest.
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The "Fighting Dems" aren't a collective powerhouse after all.
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Comment is free: Simon Jenkins: Northern Rock's de facto nationalisation proves our PM is no economic wizard.
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Don't take the headlines too seriously, because they're long on facts, short on truth, and they just don't matter.
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They call it the Hundred Years' War. Not because it involves brutish medieval unpleasantries like the battle axe. It involves only the sharp edge of cutting words between a Washington area company and a New York investor in a war of Wall Street that merely feels like it has lasted a century.
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The bottom line: No strong economy has a weak currency.