Imagine being a poor student- not too difficult for those of us who were once there. Your boots are falling apart and winter is on its way, some of your …
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Salim Hoss, his face filled with a look of rejection, conceded defeat even before the final election results were in. A five-time head of government, Hoss was the first Lebanese …
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A t just 27 years of age, Halimeh is the mother of six young children. Her husband is a laborer and looks for work on a day-to-day basis. Sometimes there …
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Could you imagine the deficit drops over 20% by the end of the year? Debt servicing, now exceeding revenues, becomes less of a burden? A healthier climate renews investor confidence? …
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“These people have been forced to grow hash and be outlaws, because this region has been abandoned by the Lebanese state and the regional and international community,” says Hamadan Dandash, …
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Imagine you arrive home tofind that your landlord hasstuck the phone bill inyour apartment door. Shock. Forthree months of local calls andInternet use the total is a whopping$450. Stuffing the …
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Let’s face it, in its own way the recent liberation of the Southwas as momentous a time for the Lebanese as thecrumbling of the Berlin Wall was for the Germans …
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In the eyes of most spectators, the row hasturned into a complete fiasco for the governmentand has been sorely mishandledby Issam Naaman, the minister of post andtelecommunications. International ratingagency Standard …
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Imad El-Hajj, president of AmericanUnderwriters Group (AUG), probablynever thought of it, but his job is muchlike that of a priest. In times of trouble, anxiety,and worry, people come running tohim. …
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The first time EXECUTIVE met Jean Riachi, chairman and generalmanager of Financial Funds Advisors (FFA), was in thesummer of 1998 at the head office of Bou Khalil Marketsin Baabda. The …
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