Middle East now feeling effects of global climate change It seems there is as much of a surplus of news stories about global warming being human-caused as there is oil …
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Region looks for its advantage It’s all about energy, its sourcing, its usage, and the consequences thereof. On meadows next to London Heathrow, Europe’s busiest airport, protesters haggle with police. …
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New indices help investors choose alternatives Alternative energy is not only a priority from the perspective of securing sustainable economic development in emerging markets without wrecking the planet. It is …
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Un Under the shadow of the non-event of St. Cloud that failed to generate any improvement to Lebanon’s crippling disease of politics, the Beirut Stock Exchange did what it has …
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Turkey’s farms face reforms With a 2007 deadline looming, the Turkish government is desperately trying to overhaul the agricultural sector in time to receive structural funds from the EU. By …
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Prepping the next leaders This month, while much attention was focused on the landmark opening of a branch of the Sorbonne in Abu Dhabi, a potentially more daring educational initiative …
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KAMCO Launches a $173.8mNorth African CompanyKIPCO Asset Management Company (KAMCO) launched a new $173.8m company, North Africa Holdings (NAH), to exploit investment opportunities in North Africa. KAMCO has already placed …
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Historicalinvestment No doubt inspired by the growth of tourism in Lebanon, Syria has launched a concerted push to promote itself as a tourist destination by cashing in on its abundance …
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Lebanon’s media industry is struggling to recover from $38.7 million losses it suffered this summer as a result of Israel’s devastating 34-day war on Lebanon.Media experts said that it will …
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Ramzi Ghosn, co-owner of Massaya, the boutique Franco-Lebanese wine producer, was holed up in his Tanail winery for the entire conflict. Now he, his brother Sami and their French partners …