成人快手 News - Davos 2011

8 February 2012 Last updated at 10:01

Uncertainty haunts Davos elite

The global economy is set for growth, say leaders at the World Economic Forum, but huge risks remain.

Leaders in Davos express concern about the political situation while Tunisia's new leaders say their country is now "open for business".

Christine Lagarde defends the euro, disagreeing with Barclays' Bob Diamond that the situation has gone from "acute" to "chronic".

Nail-biting stuff

If this year's World Economic Forum had a theme, it was 'nagging doubt'
Robert Peston

Davos: Where the battle for financial reform was lost
Leap of faith

Investors learn to love risk, without taking a fall
Lesson learned?

Two years after Lehman collapsed, will banks be allowed to fail?
Hyper-connected life

As more people go online, how does it change our lives?
Look out

This year's World Economic Forum in pictures
As cool as Apple?

Can Leo Apotheker make HP a trendy company?
What's the draw?

Why the world's most powerful travel annually to Switzerland
New power balance

The rise of India and China dominate this year's discussions
In focus

Is Davos the grandest focus group of them all?
Social media guide

Who to follow for coverage of the World Economic Forum
Ten things...

...that you probably didn't know about the World Economic Forum