Politics & Economics
In response to an article on leadership in the November issue of CEO Middle East Dr Nick Forster, Professor of Business Learning at Zayed University, writes to refute some of the points therein.
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As a CEO, what keeps you up at night? For many, the most disturbing issue is finding tomorrow's leaders.
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It is a testament to the optimism of human nature that we all look forward to the New Year.
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It has been a great year for business in the Middle East.
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I'm sticking my neck out here but I stand by what I say. The last 12 months have been of more significance to the future of the Gulf region than any other on record. And it's to do with much more than simply a $100 barrel of oil.
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Counterfeiting is a crime. Different jurisdictions have different statutes with different requirements, but every civilised jurisdiction in the world recognises that it is illegal for a third party to replicate or imitate a trademark in order to confuse consumers into thinking that his goods come from the original maker.
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In the Gulf we certainly have a habit of dancing around sensitive subjects - inflation is one of them.
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We've had denials, disappointment and debate - but as the dollar continues to dip, still no firm single currency decisions.
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The question is not if to depeg or revalue, but when and how. And the answers are to a basket of currencies - and now.
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Take a moment and answer this question... What are the fundamentals of leadership?
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"I want to be seriously rich". Anil Bhoyrul works out from this year's rich list how he can get the money for his yacht, and his mum.
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A 70% increase in wages for the UAE state sector will have a greater cost than its impact on the budget, argues David Westley.
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Dubai has established itself as a financial centre for the world. From nothing. How does the city state manage to keep reinventing itself?
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Leaders in Dubai has a hugely impressive list of speakers, but question their agenda, argues David Westley
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Not moving is the key to not being bitten by a rattlesnake, a trick central banks have adopted with the declining greenback.
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The price of people - let's call it wages - is not something the state should tamper with, says Rob Corder.
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Like a rock in a pond, the Dubai example is creating ripples in countries throughout the Middle East.
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