UBS CEO: Surprise comeback, Credit Suisse, and winning

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President Alexander Stubb: A Changing World Order, Democracies Facing AI, and Golfing with Trump

How are democracies adapting to the new technology? In this episode, Nicolai Tangen talks with Alexander Stubb, President of Finland, about defence, diplomacy and the shifting world order. They discuss why Finland kept its defences strong long before joining NATO, how the war in ...  Show more

Friday Wrap-Up: A Guru of Simplification and the AI Slowdown Debate

On this week's Friday Wrap-Up, Marthe Skaar calls in from Singapore to catch up with Nicolai Tangen, joining from New York, to break down his podcast conversation with Jon McNeill, author of “The Algorithm" and a leading voice on simplifying business processes. They discuss his r ...  Show more

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