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ISSUE ID: 2826
TITLE: Arabian Business
LANGUAGE: English
TYPE: Weekly
SECTION: Business
ISSUE DATE: 22 November 2009
TITLE: Arabian Business
LANGUAGE: English
TYPE: Weekly
SECTION: Business
ISSUE DATE: 22 November 2009
INTERVIEWS
Power play
Nicholas Carter, head of Abu Dhabi‘s Regulation & Supervision Bureau, talks costs, competition and climate change.
Scenting success
Arabian Business speaks to Tom Ford, who turned Gucci into one of the most coveted brands in the world.
Battered, but still fabulous
Harvey Nichols CEO Joseph Wan explains to Arabian Business how an economic "earthquake" forever changed the retail game.
Power play
Nicholas Carter, head of Abu Dhabi‘s Regulation & Supervision Bureau, talks costs, competition and climate change.
Scenting success
Arabian Business speaks to Tom Ford, who turned Gucci into one of the most coveted brands in the world.
Battered, but still fabulous
Harvey Nichols CEO Joseph Wan explains to Arabian Business how an economic "earthquake" forever changed the retail game.
FEATURES
Venezuelans tweet in traffic
Venezuela has the penetration of smartphones that one can we see in countries like the US and Canada.
Corporate speak
Peter Kenyon presided over Man U & Chelsea's most halcyon glory days in recent memory, but never won fans' affection. Why not?
Flying in the face of adversity
The downturn has clipped the wings of the Middle East region's once soaring aerospace sector.
Crude concerns
Is Shokri Ghanem's authority at Libya's National Oil Corp being tempered by the conservative old guard?
Venezuelans tweet in traffic
Venezuela has the penetration of smartphones that one can we see in countries like the US and Canada.
Corporate speak
Peter Kenyon presided over Man U & Chelsea's most halcyon glory days in recent memory, but never won fans' affection. Why not?
Flying in the face of adversity
The downturn has clipped the wings of the Middle East region's once soaring aerospace sector.
Crude concerns
Is Shokri Ghanem's authority at Libya's National Oil Corp being tempered by the conservative old guard?
COMMENT
The Roubini Vs Rogers debate
Which is the bigger threat - inflation or deflation? William Pesek attempts to find answers to the critical debate.
Where have all the optimists gone?
Damian Reilly's on the lookout for someone, anyone, who will tell him everything is going to turn out fine in 2010.
The Roubini Vs Rogers debate
Which is the bigger threat - inflation or deflation? William Pesek attempts to find answers to the critical debate.
Where have all the optimists gone?
Damian Reilly's on the lookout for someone, anyone, who will tell him everything is going to turn out fine in 2010.
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