The JPMorgan Chase CEO said that cryptocurrencies have been a “waste of time.”

Thunberg said it was “absurd” that the world seems to be listening to Davos delegates rather than those on the frontlines of the climate emergency.

The U.K. is fiscally unstable and its government is indulging in “short-termism” by slapping oil majors with windfall taxes, according to Amjad Bseisu, CEO of EnQuest.

The firm downgraded shares of the video gaming company to underweight from equal weight, saying upside is limited from here.

Hertz will add more than 5,000 electric vehicles to its Denver rental fleet, will install public EV chargers and will offer training in and around the city.

Advertising titan Martin Sorrell believes Meta will rebound “extremely strongly this year” and sees a promising outlook for U.S. tech giants, despite a bruising 2022 and mass layoffs.

Executives at Davos said the FTX collapse was not a crypto problem but alleged “fraud” by Sam Bankman-Fried.

Valdis Dombrovskis said the EU and U.S. should be “building transatlantic value chains” for the green transition, “not breaking them apart.”

Novartis CEO Vas Narasimhan made clear that world leaders must learn from the coronavirus crisis to be in a better place for future pandemics.

Zelenskyy said a helicopter crash that killed his colleagues was a consequence of the war. Russia says it has initiated a criminal case against a U.S. citizen.