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Leading UAE businessman Khalaf Al Habtoor on why he believes Dubai is back on the up.
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How are investment banking chiefs going to justify the massive bonuses they pay their staff this year?
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Ahmad Abuljobain on why business leaders need to change their mind-sets to survive the global crisis.
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Why Andrew White sees Colombia as one of the most interesting investment opportunities on the planet.
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Is there a man on the planet more influential than media mogul Rupert Murdoch, asks Damian Reilly.
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Several Latin American leaders have contracted a potent virus called tyrannous flu, feels Alexandre Marinis.
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Champagne corks are probably popping at Liberal Democratic Party headquarters in Tokyo.
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In buying US Treasury securities, China isn’t being altruistic. It’s acting in its self-interest, says Caroline Baum.
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In July, US president Barack Obama hosted professor Henry Louis Gates Jr and officer James Crowley at the White House for what the media labelled the “beer summit”.
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GCC must not pamper its poor nor support capitalism that aids the rich and hurts the poor, says Rob Corder.
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Expert Dr Tommy Weir ponders whether the GCC can produce more business leaders.
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Andrew White describes the challenge of trying to compile a Saudi Rich List.
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World gov'ts must shame Russia into stopping murders of human rights activists, says Celestine Bohlen.
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Cutting the cost of setting up a new company could be the start of something big, says Andy Sambidge.
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A move to raise the UAE's satellite launching capability would prove transformative, says Damian Reilly.
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Ten years from now, Nicholas Cashmore may enjoy notoriety for another addition to the investor lexicon, says William Pesek.
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If someone handed out a prize for the world's luckiest head of state, Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva should win it hands down. What about French president Nicolas Sarkozy, you say, who's married to the beautiful and talented Carla Bruni? Or how about Italy's Silvio Berlusconi, who parties with teenage girls? No, neither is as fortunate as Lula.
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At the start of this year, Iraqis voted in provincial elections to practice our role in democracy. We Iraqis have paid bitterly for this democracy, and we are still paying for it.
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Opponents to Bahrain's labour reforms are headed for defeat, says Andrew White.
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Why forecasts for recovery should be tempered because the region has not been through this type of crisis before.
What do you think about the offer of free legal advice to people caught in Dubai property disputes?
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