Politics & Economics
Sammy the whale shark is confined to a tank in the Atlantis hotel, on Dubai's Palm development. Not for long, it now seems.
Politics & Economics
Until recently the whipping boys of US politicians, sovereign wealth funds are being invited to the party once again.
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The US financial crisis has produced a sense of comic Schadenfreude among Gulf business leaders.
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The fear of Democrats this year is that presidential candidate Barack Obama's advantage in the polls is exaggerated.
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What happened last week at Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc is nothing short of remarkable, and I'm not just talking about its death.
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More Beatles concert than political rally or the definitive political speech of the last 60 years?
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There has never been a convention speech like it: Tens of thousands of people waiting to hear Barack Obama nomination acceptance.
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White-collar crime rarely captures the imagination as easily as its garden-variety counterparts.
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Innovation may be important - but what is it and how can you do it? David Westley provides the tool kit.
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Anil Bhoyrul responds to David Westley’s argument that salaries in the emirate are a ticking timebomb.
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January is set to be a challenging month for firms as staff fight to retain standards of living, David Westley says.
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The dismantling of trade barriers and waning of economic nationalism has seen the emergence of a global commons.
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One of the main questions begged of the proposed Djibouti-Yemen bridge project must be ‘Why?'
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The more you weigh the more you should pay for your flights argues a well rounded David Westley.
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Inflation policymakers' strategy of waiting out the current pain may prove to be the wisest course of action.
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The claim that sanctions hurt the innocent most is often trumpeted by governments when it is expedient to do so, and ignored when it is not.
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As the two-year anniversary of the Lebanese war approaches, the nation's banking sector is leading an economic charge.
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Land is being acquired across Africa and Asia to secure long-term food supplies for the region as the price of commodity crops rockets.
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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.
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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.
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