US EditionLarry Fink considers rotating World Economic Forum away from Davos
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Larry Fink, interim co-chairman of the event's board of directors, discussed options that include permanently transferring the meeting from the Swiss city or using venues on a rotating basis.
After the departure of founder Klaus Schwab, Laurence Fink took over the scepter at the crisis-ridden World Economic Forum. The American financial manager practices self-criticism.
From Davos to Detroit? World Economic Forum Eyes a Move
The World Economic Forum (WEF) is openly talking about life after Davos as the home for its annual meetings, and Detroit is one of the cities on the shortlist, according to multiple reports. [LinkedIn] [Investing] [Financial Times] If you don't know, the WEF is one of the most influential organizations on the planet. Their annual meeting brings world leaders, financiers, and other powerful people together, with the eyes of the world on what's sa…
Could Davos lose the World Economic Forum? Larry Fink floats Dublin and Detroit
DAVOS, Switzerland, January 21, 2026, 14:55 CET Larry Fink, the interim co-chair of the World Economic Forum’s governing board, has started publicly considering new locations for the forum’s annual Davos gathering, naming Dublin and Detroit as potential alternatives.https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-21/fink-ponders-moving-wef-meetings-from-davos-to-dublin-or-detroit The proposal arrives at a tricky time for the forum, which is stil…
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