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ISSUE ID: 34178
TITLE: Arabian Business
LANGUAGE: English
TYPE: Weekly
SECTION: Business
ISSUE DATE: 05 September 2010
TITLE: Arabian Business
LANGUAGE: English
TYPE: Weekly
SECTION: Business
ISSUE DATE: 05 September 2010
FEATURES
'He’s an all-round nice boy'
Umran Khan, the first cricket agent to sign Mohammed Aamer, on why cricket's most promising fast bowling talent found himself in such a big scandal.
Pakistani cricket scandal: UAE in spotlight
Dubai has found itself in the spotlight amid a scandal that has left Pakistani cricket on its knees.
RIM wins reprieve on India shutdown
RIM makes last minute concessions to avoid imminent India power-off, but problems in the Gulf still rumble on.
Joined-up thinking
The scrapping of volatile crude benchmarks could open the way for Brent in Asia report Florence Tan and Alejandro Barbajosa.
Branching out
Qatar banks must source new income avenues to avoid becoming prey. Nicolas Parasie and Regan E Doherty report.
Zoning in
Abu Dhabi has the money, space and access to cheap energy to attract medium and heavy industry to the emirate. But has it happened yet?
Changing fortunes
Levan Varshalomidze, governor of Adjara, on how Gulf petrodollars are poised to transform his tiny Black Sea state into a thriving commercial hub.
'He’s an all-round nice boy'
Umran Khan, the first cricket agent to sign Mohammed Aamer, on why cricket's most promising fast bowling talent found himself in such a big scandal.
Pakistani cricket scandal: UAE in spotlight
Dubai has found itself in the spotlight amid a scandal that has left Pakistani cricket on its knees.
RIM wins reprieve on India shutdown
RIM makes last minute concessions to avoid imminent India power-off, but problems in the Gulf still rumble on.
Joined-up thinking
The scrapping of volatile crude benchmarks could open the way for Brent in Asia report Florence Tan and Alejandro Barbajosa.
Branching out
Qatar banks must source new income avenues to avoid becoming prey. Nicolas Parasie and Regan E Doherty report.
Zoning in
Abu Dhabi has the money, space and access to cheap energy to attract medium and heavy industry to the emirate. But has it happened yet?
Changing fortunes
Levan Varshalomidze, governor of Adjara, on how Gulf petrodollars are poised to transform his tiny Black Sea state into a thriving commercial hub.
COMMENT
Would you ban Aamer for life?
Ending the career of one of cricket's brightest young talents would send a powerful message, says Damian Reilly.
Would you ban Aamer for life?
Ending the career of one of cricket's brightest young talents would send a powerful message, says Damian Reilly.
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