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Davos in the Desert’s ‘old fox’ Richard Attias faces his latest test

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Power broker behind kingdom’s flagship investment conference has weathered scandal and setbacks. Now he must contend with war and spending cuts

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Davos in the Desert’s ‘old fox’ Richard Attias faces his latest test
10/24/2026, 11:00:04 AM
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