For sale: one national airline carrier that has lost $360 million in the last four years. Doesn’t make for a very appealing advert. Could there possibly be any takers if …
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The timing was hardly ideal. Four years ago, the Samba ice cream factory in the Syrian city of Homs began operations, rolling chocolate-covered ice cream bars off its modern assembly …
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0nly on Sunday mornings can the thunder of horse hooves and the cheers and moans of men be heard rising up from the 84-year-old Beirut Hippodrome. In stark contrast to …
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A restaurant owner shopping for new kitchen equipment has plenty of choices. Around 23 different companies compete on the main market for industrial kitchen supply, which is worth about $12 …
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I n case you hadn’t noticed, a new line oflocally made dairy products recently appeared on supermarket shelves. Li ban Lail is the third and riewest major combatant in Lebanon’s …
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Telelumiere celebrated its tenth year of broadcasting this June. The country’s only non-profit Christian television station has stayed in operation all these years on the strength of “God’s hand,” says …
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The one sure thing in life is death. And businesses that survive on such a tragic existence prosper best during wars and catastrophes. Ten years after the civil war, with …
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The South’s liberation has brought back into the public eye a 40-year-oldplan to turn Lebanon into an agricultural breadbasket. With the exceptionof Turkey, Lebanon is the only country in the …
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Rafic Gazzaoui, CEO of RaficGazzaoui & Co, has been a littleanxious of late. “I know I can maintainthe same turnover until 2001. But afterthat, I have no idea how we …
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Two’s company, three’s a crowd, or sopeople say. But for Almaza, one wascomfortable enough. Since the mid-1990s, the only locally produced beer was thebig kid on the block. After the …