An internal investigation at the World Economic Forum (WEF) has found that its founder, Klaus Schwab, engaged in unauthorized spending, workplace misconduct, and inappropriate behavior toward female employees. Schwab is also accused of manipulating WEF research data to discredit Brexit, raising concerns about the organization's credibility and impartiality. The probe revealed over $1 million in questionable travel expenses and a pattern of bullying and harassment. Schwab has denied all allegations, but the scandal has sparked a crisis of confidence in the WEF's leadership and its commitment to transparency and good governance. The controversy has intensified scrutiny of elite influence and the integrity of global institutions.