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When 2,500 people chase their Davos moment

The World Economic Forum 2006 had plenty of stars and serious topics, but not everybody found his Davos moment.

WEF AND WSF NEWS

Bono bets on Red

A global brand to fight Aids in Africa

New deadline for world trade deal

Gates gives $600m to stop TB

Davos on Hamas fallout

Energy crisis as Georgia freezes

Merkel pledge to cut EU red tape

It's a flat world
How Bill Gates and friends think the workplace is changing

Cause celebre
Celebrities can provide a charity with some star quality

An activist wearing a hat which read's 'Radical Subversion, No to capitalism'

No answers
The World Social Forum can't agree how to fight globalisation

DAVOS FEATURES

Living the Davos buzz

Will convenience beat privacy?

New markets for outsourcing

Economists predict sliding dollar

Davos goes back to business

Davos trade ministers talk tough

ON THE DAVOS AGENDA

Business faces up to Aids

India set to lure more investors

China set for economic growth

Europe 'losing competitive edge'

Poll finds surprising optimists

WORLD SOCIAL FORUM

Caracas excels as left-wing haven

Protests open Venezuela meeting

Q&A: World Social Forum 2006

It is the eclectic mix of entrepreneurs, celebrities and world leaders who are drawn to the World Economic Forum in Davos which makes the event so different

Tale of two forums
Who would you talk to - business in Davos or NGOs in Caracas?

Davos Diary
Social entrepreneurs at the heart of the World Economic Forum

Bono, Angelina Jolie, Michael Douglas are among the stars meeting bosses and politicians in Davos

Bosses and stars
What draws 2,300 world leaders to a snowy Swiss valley?

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