Highlights

The Americans are coming! The Americans are coming! Air Force One has landed in Switzerland and Davos “globalists” seem pretty happy to see the U.S. contingent. Among the happiest—executives at Saudi oil giant Aramco, which now is looking to expand in the United States.

The two Koreas’ hockey teams are set to unite for the Olympics, but South Korean foreign minister says Seoul isn’t blind to the other side of its fraught relationship with the North. “Another provocation,” Kang Kyung-wha told us exclusively in Davos, “is always a possibility.”

Iranian foreign minister and WEF mainstay Mohammad Javad Zarif is a no-show this year and that’s made him and the country a target for criticism from his counterparts from Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain.

Social Media Recap

Virginia Democrat Don Beyer will be at President Trump's Davos reception tonight. Hopefully no one will bring up climate change, about which the representative has famously poked the White House on Twitter.

At Davos, delegates talk down Trump but bet big on America http://reut.rs/2Fds0ZU

9:02 AM - JAN 25, 2018

Bollywood star @iamsrk on gender equality, his Crystal Award and what's next for his philanthropic work. http://reut.rs/2E86bvI #WEF18

7:05 AM - JAN 25, 2018

Global trade is growing faster than global GDP - “any measure that would restrict trade would hurt growth” says Christine Lagarde. Wink to Mnuchin.

10:12 AM - Jan 25, 2018