A preliminary investigation into Klaus Schwab, the founder of the World Economic Forum, identified more than $1 million in questionable expenses billed to WEF and several other serious misconduct and academic-integrity concerns.

A n internal probe at the World Economic Forum found that its founder Klaus Schwab engaged in a pattern of workplace misconduct over the past decade, including unauthorized spending by him and his wife, bullying behavior and inappropriate treatment of female staffers.

A World Economic Forum (WEF) internal investigation has accused founder Klaus Schwab of workplace misconduct, inappropriate behavior toward women, and misuse of funds. He denies wrongdoing, pledging to repay any misallocated funds.