Good Thursday. Here’s what we’re watching:

• Steven Mnuchin brought his version of “America First” to Davos with a knock on the value of the dollar.

• G.E.’s string of tough breaks continues.

• Stevie Cohen wants to get closer to the G.O.P.

• Why is SoftBank trying to raise more debt?

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The White House’s curious attack on the dollar at Davos

Davos update of the day: Here at Davos, you can sort of tell the relative power of the individual by how casually they’re dressed. While many attendees wear business suits and snow boots, Jamie Dimon yesterday sported a North Face jacket and dad jeans. (Lloyd Blankfein opted for a more business-casual suit-but-no-tie look.) TPG’s David Bonderman had been known to wear a, shall we say, well-worn fleece.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin yesterday at the World Economic Forum: “Obviously, a weaker dollar is good for us as it relates to trade and opportunities.”