Matthew Campbell: The Davos set starts to love Donald Trump
At coffee bars and cocktail parties in the Swiss town, which hosted the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting this week, conversation has often turned to how money can be made from the rise of a populist firebrand.
Amid all the panel-talk of reducing inequality and reinvigorating the middle class, the Davos set is hard at work looking for ways to safeguard and expand its wealth even as anti-establishment movements roil global politics.
