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A refugee simulation at the World Economic Forum in Davos tries to show the rich and powerful what it's like to be displaced in a war-torn country. Eleni Giokos tries out the Crossroads Foundation experience.
Spanish Economy Minister Luis de Guindos says even though the Spanish economy is growing, it is vulnerable to the market uncertainty.
Chuck Robbins, CEO of Cisco, says the "fourth industrial revolution" is a net job creator and the technology industry has an obligation to help re-skill labor.
Nathan Blecharczyk, co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Airbnb, says the company is working to improve business travel and inventory around vacation rentals.
Goldman Sachs President Gary Cohn says the market volatility "has been created by what we have done in the regulatory community."
Brian Moynihan, Bank of America CEO, weighs in on the "unusual" market situation and Fed rate structure.
President Mauricio Macri says with 30% of Argentina's population under the poverty level, he has to move fast to create job opportunities.
Petro Poroshenko, President of Ukraine, says the country is restructuring the sovereign debt, improving the banking and tax systems and has put an anti-corruption structure in place.
Axel Weber, UBS chairman, says the "additional effects of additional policies are not going to be very large." Instead, he thinks Europe needs more long-term structural reform.
