The February 14 bombing that killed Rafik Hariri and turned Lebanon upside-down also threw a spotlight on the achievements of Basil Fuleihan, the quiet man behind the Paris I and …
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Elie Abou Khalil,Head of Retail Products Development Department, Byblos BankByblos Bank started a card business a while ago. In 1998, we launched, together with the ABC department store in Dbayeh, …
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Michel Abchee Admic’s CEO talks about the difficulties of opening a mall in 2005 and how he plans to bounce back Since its humble beginning in 1997, Admic has become …
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A look at Beirut’s major shopping districts Despite a year of bombs and instability that has seen robust economic growth slow to a trickle, the Lebanese, especially the wealthier residents …
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The discreet automatic door on Rue Moutran creaks open. On the left is a tinkling, indoor waterfall and, at the top of the narrow flight of stairs, an immaculately groomed …
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There was a big ruckus in Selaata a few weeks ago when local Greenpeace representatives protested against the Lebanese Chemical Co. The environmental group accuses the phosphate fertilizer plant of …
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Having spent nearly a century seemingly dormant under the Cold War blanket of Soviet rule, Armenia in recent years has become an increasingly popular destination for tourists and investors the …
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The US embassy says it is moving from Awkar to Baabda for security reasons. Construction will cost around $111 million and once begun will take between 28 and 36 months …
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According to Parliament’s Public Works Committee, planes landing at Beirut Airport could in theory crash into the newly completed, 122-meter Metropolitan Tower in Sin al-Fil. A member of the committee …
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Bids in the auctioning off, by the Central Bank, of the Sheraton Coral Beach hotel have been flooding in, according to a government official closely involved with the process. The …