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Is a merger best?

Construction & Industry
Is this herd-mentality going to save the region from the natural course of the economic downturn?



Saturday, 04 July 2009

FM enters the spotlight

Construction & Industry
Sobhi Agha tells us how companies are actively investing in facilities management solutions to enhance long-term sustainability.

FM enters the spotlight

In the public interest

Construction & Industry
Dr Chandana Jayalath discusses Dispute Mechanisms for Public Works in Qatar and why settling disputes out of court is better for everyone.

In the public interest

Size mattered at the Paris Air Show

Transportation
The Paris Air Show has closed its doors for another year and the week-long event was well attended and surprisingly upbeat considering the backdrop of the current economic climate. Prior to the event, the organiser of the centennial Paris Air Show said it expected around 300,000 visitors and it wasn't disappointed.

Size mattered at the Paris Air Show

Thursday, 02 July 2009

Carriers need to clear the air

Transportation
Airlines are levying mysterious and opaque surcharges on their passengers, notes Andrew White.

Carriers need to clear the air

Tuesday, 30 June 2009

Michael Jackson: Internet Thriller; Broadcast Killer

Technology
Before tuning into CNN and the BBC, the first I heard of Michael Jackson's death was on Facebook. This was the same for millions of people and in the age of online social networking, the event of Jackson's death has illustrated how online media is trumping not only print media but especially broadcast media.


What's left to say about Michael Jackson?

Media & Marketing
Can we separate the music from the man who made it, asks Damian Reilly.


Sunday, 28 June 2009

Protecting the intangible

Technology
Siddharth Mahajan from the Rights Lawyers explains how innovation in the IT industry can be protected.

Protecting the intangible

Bonus lust isn’t dead yet at banks on the dole

Banking & Finance
it’s uncool to gulp down huge bonuses at a time of historic losses, says Ann Woolner.

Bonus lust isn’t dead yet at banks on the dole

Saturday, 27 June 2009

Countdown to Irena

Construction & Industry
Things to do if UAE becomes the world’s power centre for all things sustainable and green. Conrad Egbert contemplates.

Countdown to Irena

Finding the solution

Construction & Industry
Ian Johnson of IFS Middle East talks about what enterpise resource planning (ERP) software can do for construction companies in the region.

Finding the solution

Staying out of court

Construction & Industry
Aziz Karim explains how multi-tiered dispute resolutions could minimise the possibility of referring a dispute to arbitration or litigation.

Staying out of court

Wednesday, 24 June 2009

WiMAX comes of age

Technology
WiMAX has experienced its share of hype and criticism during the past couple of years, with analysts and telecom professionals taking turns to inflate expectations of the technology.

WiMAX comes of age

Liberté, égalité, fraternité – but no burqa

Politics & Economics
Joanne Bladd questions French President Sarkozy's motives for controversial speech.


Tuesday, 23 June 2009

Keeping organisations safe

Technology
Prosenjeet Banerjee, head of security services at HCL Technologies explains how identity and access management can be used as weapons to secure business and keep danger at bay.

Keeping organisations safe

Electronic fitness

Technology
After a playing a game of football recently (in real life; not Fifa 09 or Pro Evolution Soccer on the Xbox); I realised as to just how unfit I am.


Monday, 22 June 2009

Calling all the heroes

Technology
Deep into the second quarter of 2009, we have to yet to see the emergence of regional IT leadership with solid solutions for the current market situation.

Calling all the heroes

Sunday, 21 June 2009

Post-Lehman world will mean W-shaped recoveries

Banking & Finance
Japan is perhaps an example of what many economies don't want to become.

Post-Lehman world will mean W-shaped recoveries

Saturday, 20 June 2009

What are investors feeling?

Travel & Hospitality
Last month’s Arabian Hotel Investment Conference provided insights to investor sentiment, says Vision Hospitality Asset Management regional director Middle East and Asia Nigel Teasdale.

What are investors feeling?

Being a bond trader used to be a big deal. It may be a big deal again

Banking & Finance
Before private equity and hedge funds started to throw their weight around, bond traders were the gunslingers of Wall Street.

Being a bond trader used to be a big deal. It may be a big deal again

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