Activists, CEOs Find Little in Common as World Economic Forum Ends

31 Jan 2001

They gathered under the theme of “bridging the digital divide,” but business leaders and social activists at the World Economic Forum found that goal was overshadowed by a more troublesome divide: a communication gap. Full Story

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