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Banking on a brighter future

Politics & Economics
As the two-year anniversary of the Lebanese war approaches, the nation's banking sector is leading an economic charge.



Sunday, 22 June 2008

Fields of dreams

Politics & Economics
Land is being acquired across Africa and Asia to secure long-term food supplies for the region as the price of commodity crops rockets.

Fields of dreams

Wednesday, 11 June 2008

Tempting the masses

Politics & Economics
More than 130 million Americans will wake up in the next month or so to a $600 cheque in the mail courtesy of the US Government.

Tempting the masses

Sunday, 08 June 2008

How Americans will look a gift horse in the mouth

Politics & Economics
Christmas will come very early this year for more than 130 million Americans, who during the next month or so, will wake up to a US$600 cheque in the mail courtesy of the US Government.

How Americans will look a gift horse in the mouth

Friday, 30 May 2008

A symbiotic relationship

Politics & Economics
While the global economic canvas currently looks faded and jaded, the UAE economy is merrily marching along.

A symbiotic relationship

Thursday, 29 May 2008

Getting Kuwait to work

Politics & Economics
Kuwait must use the current oil boom to create a fully equipped 21st century education system, and not rest on $130 oil barrels.

Getting Kuwait to work

Tuesday, 27 May 2008

Bahrain's Bangladeshi backlash

Politics & Economics
100,000 Bangladeshi workers should not be blamed for the sins of one brutal murderer.

Bahrain's Bangladeshi backlash

Monday, 26 May 2008

Arabian Businesswomen 2008 - Have your say

Politics & Economics
Some question comes here ...


Friday, 23 May 2008

Flat note

Politics & Economics
If modern jazz is characterised as 'variations on a non-existent theme', then the World Economic Forum was the perfect session.

Flat note

Thursday, 22 May 2008

Different challenges

Politics & Economics
There are many reasons for one to be positive about the prospects of Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) economies.

Different challenges

Sharm charm

Politics & Economics
George Bush set a conciliatory tone in Sharm El Sheikh, with assurances the US will continue to welcome foreign investment and trade.

Sharm charm

Wednesday, 21 May 2008

Anti-Arab politics thrive in US election year

Politics & Economics
Diverting the blame for domestic difficulties on to faceless foreigners is as old as politics itself.

Anti-Arab politics thrive in US election year

Saturday, 17 May 2008

Holidaymakers and heavy armour

Politics & Economics
The Egyptian resort of Sharm El Sheikh readies itself for the 2008 World Economic Forum on the Middle East.


Wednesday, 14 May 2008

Have your say [wefme2008]

Politics & Economics
The annual World Economic Forum on the Middle East this year will look at various scenarios for the region's future. Will the region blossom into an economic supergiant or will its squanders its wealth?


Sunday, 11 May 2008

Big names, great stories

Politics & Economics
This month, to kick off the new look CEO Middle East, we exclusively bring you some of the biggest names in world business.

Big names, great stories

Friday, 25 April 2008

The price of petrodollars

Politics & Economics
Baking bread is no job for a soldier. You won't find the Foreign Legion's finest out making baguettes in times of crisis.

The price of petrodollars

Wednesday, 09 April 2008

Planning for a rainy day

Politics & Economics
2008 has already proved more difficult for small businesses than any previous year, both financially, and in real terms.


Thursday, 03 April 2008

Travelling with the A-Team

Politics & Economics
Travelling with HH Sheikh Mohammed on official UAE business to China is an eye-opening experience, says Anil Bhoyrul.


Alarm bells are ringing in the West

Politics & Economics
The People's Republic of China is rapidly becoming the largest exporter, by volume, of everything.

Alarm bells are ringing in the West

Sunday, 30 March 2008

Power and desire make good reading

Politics & Economics
It is that time of year, when around midday, I will receive hundreds of calls... largely from people I don't know.

Power and desire make good reading

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