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World Economic Forum Chair Klaus Schwab Resigns

Klaus Schwab, founder and chair of World Economic Forum, retires after 55 years

The chairman of the World Economic Forum will step down "with immediate effect," the Swiss-based non-governmental organization announced Monday. On Sunday, during a special meeting, the board of trustees of the World Economic Forum accepted the resignation of its longtime leader Klaus Schwab.

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