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ISSUE ID: 9126
TITLE: Arabian Business
LANGUAGE: English
TYPE: Weekly
SECTION: Business
ISSUE DATE: 07 February 2010
TITLE: Arabian Business
LANGUAGE: English
TYPE: Weekly
SECTION: Business
ISSUE DATE: 07 February 2010
INTERVIEWS
In the line of fire
In an explosive interview, Bahrain's Minister of Justice and Islamic Affairs talks politics, women, Islam and child marriage.
Time for action
Movado Group chairman Efraim Grinberg feels the luxury watch market will still have reasons to cheer in 2010.
Media Kingpin
WPP CEO Sir Martin Sorrell is one of the most powerful men in global media - and he's worried about the future of the industry.
In the line of fire
In an explosive interview, Bahrain's Minister of Justice and Islamic Affairs talks politics, women, Islam and child marriage.
Time for action
Movado Group chairman Efraim Grinberg feels the luxury watch market will still have reasons to cheer in 2010.
Media Kingpin
WPP CEO Sir Martin Sorrell is one of the most powerful men in global media - and he's worried about the future of the industry.
FEATURES
Stormy weather for London shipbrokers
As mobile homes lead ships in Westminster's priorities, London's place at the centre of the shipping map is in the balance.
The man behind the plan
Meydan chairman Saeed Al Tayer offers the inside track on the world's largest racecourse.
‘Dubai of the Caspian Sea’
Turkmenistan has a colourful past and is hoping that its natural gas wealth will bring it an equally bright future.
Banks, regulators agree need for global response
The World Economic Forum talks in Davos hasn't decided on how & when banks around the world can be regulated.
Stormy weather for London shipbrokers
As mobile homes lead ships in Westminster's priorities, London's place at the centre of the shipping map is in the balance.
The man behind the plan
Meydan chairman Saeed Al Tayer offers the inside track on the world's largest racecourse.
‘Dubai of the Caspian Sea’
Turkmenistan has a colourful past and is hoping that its natural gas wealth will bring it an equally bright future.
Banks, regulators agree need for global response
The World Economic Forum talks in Davos hasn't decided on how & when banks around the world can be regulated.
COMMENT
Billionaires make more from ideas than bubbles
Google's exit from China will benefit India, argues William Pesek.
Expats in the Gulf are a force for good
It's hard to see the Bahrain Labour Minister's point, says Damian Reilly.
Billionaires make more from ideas than bubbles
Google's exit from China will benefit India, argues William Pesek.
Expats in the Gulf are a force for good
It's hard to see the Bahrain Labour Minister's point, says Damian Reilly.
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