January 2008

Oh my goodness....what a day! I've been doing interviews all day since I last blogged. We were in position at 7:30am Swiss time and it's now 6pm. Haven't eaten. Starving! On my way to the Hotel Belvedere once again for some night life. Yeah :). Actually before that I am interviewing Nasdaq CEO Bob Greifeld. You'll see that one tomorrow morning.Today was so exciting! Activision CEO Bobby Kotick ... read more

I asked former U.S. Treasury Secretary and Cerberus Capital Chairman John Snow about the future of Chrysler. Click read more

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Good Morning!! It's just after 11am here. We've been up since the crack of dawn interviewing some fantastic CEO's. Tune into Money for Breakfast and the Opening Bell this morning. If you miss them, just go to our home page and you can see the video. We're talking to the CEO of General Mills, Coca Cola, Intel, Nissan and so many more. Here's a taste of what you can expect from Intel Chairman Craig ... read more

It's 12:15 am in Switzerland and my night is finally ending. I haven't shut my eyes in about 42 hours. Yikes! We just got back from Steve Forbes party here in Davos at the Hotel Belvedere. It's an institution and the location for multiple parties on each night. It was a star studded crowd of Executives and Business Leaders. Among the people I saw and had a moment to speak with were Governor ... read more

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So I arrived this morning at 7am into Zurich after an eight hour plane ride and no sleep. You'll love this.....try not to laugh because I wanted to cry. Remember my technological issues? Well I get on the plane, turned on the iPod Shuffle, it didn't work. Now I might be totally inept but all I kept seeing was a flashing orange light and then it shut off. Perhaps a lack of battery power or so I ... read more

I'm not hearing the party line or canned responses. Everyone of the people that I interviewed today did not hold back. Former Treasury Secretary John Snow said a $150B stimulus package is not enough. $200B is the ... read more

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