WEF said it would instead hold a series of online sessions.
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The World Economic Forum said it would delay its annual meeting in Davos as the spread of the Omicron variant made it too difficult to deliver a global in-person event.
The conference had been scheduled to take place in the Swiss town in January and is now planned for early summer, organizers said Monday. WEF didn’t give a new date.
WEF said it would instead hold a series of online sessions. The Davos meeting is typically attended by thousands of executives and politicians.
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