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" The morning alarm for Day 3 of the World Economic Forum went off at 5 a.m. Davos Time (didn&amp;#039;t I just go to sleep?) and I immediately fixed myself a cup of my new Swiss obsession. Nescaf\u00E9 makes these instant packets of Caf\u00E9 Viennois, the so-called &amp;quot;Weiner M\u00E9lange,&amp;quot; with coffee and tiny bits of chocolate. Then, since it promised to be colder today, I broke out the ski gloves and the Fox Biz cashmere sweater, a Magaschoni in pearl grey. The sun hadn&amp;#039;t climbed over the mountains by our first interview at 8 a.m. with Cisco CEO John Chambers. I&amp;#039;ve been interviewing John at Davos for years, and he never gets cold. It just wouldn&amp;#039;t occur to him to wear a coat during an interview. Unfortunately, I have a rule: if the guest isn&amp;#039;t wearing one, I won&amp;#039;t either. Yeah, I froze. Nissan-Renault Chairman and CEO Carlos Ghosn charged into the Fox Business tent right after Chambers left. He is one of the most impressive CEOs. He can answer tough questions about the auto industry and global economics in no less than five languages. Why? He&amp;#039;s French-Lebanese, who was born in Brazil, and runs a Japanese-French auto giant. He was eager to celebrate the 100,000th sale of his all-electric Nissan Leaf. I asked him about all the detractors of the car and he said, &amp;quot;People will criticize a new idea or technology until it&amp;#039;s just so obvious they&amp;#039;re wrong.&amp;quot; My crew and I rushed downstairs to shoot some vignettes on the main streets of Davos-Platz and Promenade. We boarded a bus to show how everyone gets around. The buses are incredibly reliable and (wait for it...) FREE. Speaking of free, one thing I&amp;#039;ve learned about Davos participants is that everyone loves free swag, all those little trinkets that networks and sponsors give out. Coca Cola Chairman and CEO Muhtar Kent showed up to our tent with custom Coke cans for me\u2014they said Liz and Fox (not Fox Business, just plain Fox, thanks so much). We&amp;#039;re giving out Fox Business chargers and gym bags. And not but one hour after I interviewed Nasdaq CEO Bob Greifeld, I ran into him on the Promenade and he was already putting our swag to use. Let&amp;#039;s talk bankers. They&amp;#039;re allll here. Citigroup CEO Michael Corbat rarely gives interviews, but he stopped in to talk to us. Even through he keeps a very low profile, he came out swinging, predicting that U.S. growth would hover around 2.6 percent while emerging markets like Brazil, China and India would be closer to 5%. He says Citi&amp;#039;s lending way more and he argues that his turnaround, while not a smooth ride, is working. I caught up with JP Morgan Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon at his company cocktail party held at the Kirchner Museum. We all ate mini crab cake sandwiches and schmoozed with everyone from Russian oligarch and RUSAL CEO Oleg Deripaska to former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. Tomorrow&amp;#039;s our last day broadcasting from the rooftop here. We&amp;#039;ve got nine interviews scheduled with everyone from Bain Capital managing director and Boston Celtics co-owner Steve Pagliuca to House Majority Leader Eric Cantor to WEF chair and Novartis CEO Joe Jimenez. The time flies by, whether the guests wear their coats or not. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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