The annual World Economic Forum will be held from January 15 to 19, with more than 800 business leaders and dignitaries from around the world gathered in Davos, Switzerland. The theme of this year's forum is "Rebuilding Trust", hoping to rebuild social and international trust in the face of political and economic instability such as the Gaza crisis, the war in Ukraine, and the general election year. Davos is an important conference for thinking about business innovation, cooperation, and interconnection between decision-makers. This year’s topics focus on climate change and artificial intelligence. Different from the past, companies no longer just talk about climate resilience, but also start to think about regeneration. They hope not to just passively respond to climate change, but to lead a new economy and lifestyle with bolder and proactive strategies. "Response" to climate change crisis turns to "regeneration" As extreme weather events occur frequently, companies often have to respond to production crises and increasingly common carbon fees or tariffs. This year's economic forum has new ideas, believing that corporate sustainability requires a more active approach, called regeneration. "BBC" reported that Gim Huay Neo, global head of the World Economic Forum's Nature and Climate Center, said that the challenge for companies is to maintain growth and create profits, while also reducing carbon emissions and natural resource consumption. To achieve these goals, a new economic model and even a new lifestyle must be established. And, the new life will be better than the current life. Kearney, a world-renowned management consulting firm, also published a corporate
