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In sickness and in wealth

World Entrepreneur of the Year nominee Samih Darwazah on the drugs industry.

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Islamic investors 'ignore' important assets

Lack of diversity could mean Islamic asset managers lose out to conventional firms.

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Family firms told to raise game to survive

Governance and structure must be brought up to scratch - Ernst & Young.

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Record oil prices spark boom for Islamic funds

Number of sharia compliant funds could double to 1,000 by 2010 - Ernst & Young.

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Bahrain's IIFM to host review of landmark contract

Islamic financial regulator to host review of first standardised Islamic contract.

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Attracting talent biggest challenge to takaful industry

Battle to recruit and retain staff key to industry growth, Ernst & Young warns.

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Takaful industry to top $15bn in ten years

Global Islamic insurance industry growing at annual rate of 20% - Ernst & Young.

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$3bn Islamic bank and stock exchange planned

Gulf investors to set up bank and market in Bahrain to tap demand for sukuk.

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The brokerage business

Brokerage houses have never been bigger business, but how long is the boom set to last?

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Bahrain invests $4m to stem 'brain drain'

Training programmes for nationals as expat workers leave for higher paid jobs elsewhere.

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Middle East sees $10.8bn in 2006 IPOs

Investor appetite in the region remains strong with markets set for steady growth in 2007, report says.

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Qatar’s promise

Barry Mansfield looks at the promising future of the Qatari real estate sector.

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NAB focuses on Mideast and sports

The 2007 National Association of Broadcasters awards in Las Vegas placed particular focus on Arab broadcasting.

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UK-based M&E contractor goes bust

Debts force Scottish company into receivership.

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Takaful set for huge KSA growth

Industry experts see huge potential for the Islamic life insurance industry in Saudi Arabia.

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Goldman Sachs to advise on Dubai banks merger

Firm wins contract to advise on the $45bn merger of Emirates Bank International and National Bank of Dubai.

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Merger to create UAE’s top lender

National Bank of Dubai and Emirates Bank to merge.

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Measuring risk can boost AML strategy

Taking a risk-based approach to anti-money laundering strategy can give firms a competitive advantage, says Ali Al-Shabibi of Ernst & Young.

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Construction firm to close

A major East Midlands building firm is to close down with the loss of at least 77 jobs.

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Saudi PPP water deals announced

Saudi Arabia Water and Electricity Minister Abdullah Al Hussayen has signed agreements with consultancy firms for the preparation of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) contracts documents covering water services in Jeddah.

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ME broadcasters boost supplier turnover

Middle Eastern broadcast markets are growing in importance in the broadcast and media technology industry and are now the third most active regional market, behind Europe and North America, according to the latest quarterly IABM Industry Trends analysis

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Gulf Navigation elects new chairman

Gulf Navigation announced a number of key appointments during its recent board meeting, including a new chairman and managing director.

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