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World Economic Forum Boss Borge Brende Quits As Epstein Fallout Deepens
World Economic Forum Boss Borge Brende Quits As Epstein Fallout Deepens
The Jeffrey Epstein fallout continues to spread across the corporate and political worlds, with new headlines daily. Bill Gates told foundation staff earlier this week, "I did nothing illicit." Goldman Sachs' top lawyer, Kathy Ruemmler, stepped down last week over her ties, and former Prince Andrew was arrested on suspicion of misconduct related to sending Epstein trade documents.
Now, the World Economic Forum chief executive, Børge Brende, is stepping down following an investigation by the organization into his connections...
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