The World Economic Forum brings together business, political and intellectual leaders of society.

The forum meets annually in Davos, Switzerland, an upscale ski resort, to debate global issues. This year it ran from 25 to 29 January and the theme was 'The Great Transformation: Shaping New Models.'

Delegates have previously included philanthropists Bill and Melinda Gates, rockstar Bono and former U.S. President Bill Clinton.

Follow our Twitter list of the biggest names at Davos.

• Quest on EU crisis: Why the wait for urgency?
• Blog: Welcome to 'Davos do little'

• Former ECB head: Eurozone part of 'global crisis'
• UK PM: No movement on treaty

• World Bank head: Emerging economies at risk
• Tyson: Emerging markets breaking free  

• Barclays chief defends big bonuses
• Quest on bankers' pay: Have they learned nothing?

• Roubini: Europe 'needs a bazooka'  
• Blog: Our shipwrecked politics

• Is the WEF part of the problem, or solution?
• Africa's hidden economic advantage

• Asia's small enterprise key to escaping poverty
• Why it was a 'bad year for bad guys'

• Soros: We need better capitalism  
• The cost of attending the World Economic Forum

CNN, led by Richard Quest and John Defterios, delivered daily interviews and insight from Davos.

Follow CNN on Quest Means Business, Monday to Friday at 1400ET and 2200ET, and Global Exchange, Sunday to Thursday at 1100ET. Fareed Zakaria, host of Fareed Zakaria GPS, was also at Davos. GPS airs Sunday at 0800ET, 1500ET and 2100ET, and Monday at 0700ET.

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• Quest: Is capitalism outdated?
• Quest talks to WEF's Klaus Schwab

• 'Real innovation in emerging markets'
• Indian IT giant: 'Demand still strong'