According to Fortune Magazine, Mario Draghi is the second greatest leader in the world. Apple CEO Tim Cook is #1. Taylor Swift is #6. Writing for Fortune, former Federal Reserve chair Paul Volcker says of Draghi: Mario Draghi, as president of the European Central Bank, surely has one of the toughest and most significant jobs in the world ... Draghi, drawing on long experience in both government and business, has moved to fill that void. Taking full advantage of the instruments available to the central bank and his personal powers of persuasion, he has carried out his own pledge to do "whatever it takes" to hold the ... (full story)