“No serious newspaper will survive in Iraq today unless the security situation improves. Advertisers aren’t interested. Locals can’t afford to spend much on a newspaper. As a newspaper owner, you’re …
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At the press conference in which he outlined the 2004 budget, minister of finance, Fouad Siniora, began by justifying why the 2003 budget was missed by such a sizeable margin. …
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Recent data suggests that commercial banks and financial institutions in Lebanon are increasingly shying away from corporate lending. In fact, most major banks remain wary of the Lebanese corporate environment, …
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In the first six months of 2003, over $1 million in VAT-refunds have been reimbursed to tourists and non-resident Lebanese. It is estimated that 15,000 tourists, roughly 1.5% of all …
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Did it ever occur to you that your email address could be presenting you in a bad light? Last year, 31 million emails were sent each day. According to the …
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The Client No doubt about it – Middle East Airlines has had a rough time of it over the last 25 years. Two years ago, the trading value of the …
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Lebanon will be present in Cancun, Mexico for the World Trade Organization (WTO) meetings in early September as an observer, putting aside the empty chair position adopted in Doha in …
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The rather tired theory that the banking sector is one of the sectors most likely to spur an economic upturn was given a boost by the promising performance of leading …
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Whatever the traditional love or owning property, Lebanon is beginning to follow the worldwide trend toward rental. International operators prefer not to have capital tied up in real estate, whether …
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Construction at the $100 million Movenpick resort in Raouche steams ahead. The 72 chalets and 1,000 cabins have already gone up 7% in price since hitting the market on August …