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Donald Trump goes to Davos.

Investing Bigwig Larry Fink wants companies to do right by society,

and Ford's stock market lead over General Motors makes no sense.

These are the topics we'll be discussing on this week's edition of the Views Room, a weekly conversation among breaking views columnists about the ups and downs of

the world of finance. I'm Anthony Curry, and with me is my co-host Jennifer Sabre. Hi, Jen. Hi, Anthony.

The World Economic Forum is gearing up to hold its annual four-day summit in Davos,

starting on January the 23rd. Over the four-day confab, the Swiss ski resort attracts world leaders and corporate

chieftains, and this year they're gathering to discuss the hot topic of a fractured global

society. President Donald Trump will also be making the journey, and joining me on the line from Mumbai to discuss the upcoming winter summit, Trump's role in it and what else may happen is Breaking Views, Associate Editor, Una Galani.

Welcome to the show, Una.

Anthony, thanks.

So, Una, first, just go through, tell us about the ethos and general vibe of Davos, for those listeners who've not yet been subjected to all the media about it over the years.

That's a great place to start, this is essentially an annual orgy of millionaires and billionaires.

You know, politicians, financiers, company bosses, etc., you know, that essentially

offers us a world, you know, a snapshot of what the elite are really thinking.

And, you know, around the endless panel discussions about artificial intelligence and the

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