Austrian businessman Peter Brabeck-Letmathe has been appointed interim chairman of the World Economic Forum, succeeding Klaus Schwab amid ongoing investigations into Schwab’s financial and ethical conduct. Brabeck-Letmathe, known for his long tenure at Nestlé where he held various leadership roles including CEO and Chairman, has faced scrutiny for past controversial comments on water usage. In addition to his Nestlé career, he has held significant positions with organizations such as Roche and Credit Suisse, and founded the 2030 Water Resources Group, emphasizing his influence in global business and resource management.
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Betters strongly back Conservative win, despite a Liberal polling lead
Summary A recent Postmedia-Leger poll indicates that the Liberals lead the federal election with 43% support, five points ahead of the Conservatives at 38%. Despite these numbers, FanDuel reports that 70% of bets on the election winner are placed on the Conservative party, with over 80% of those bets made after March 25, as the election campaign intensified. Canadians will vote on April 28, as political analysts continue to explore the dynamics of the race....
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