Riding the Wave
By admin • Jul 9th, 2010 • Category: IndustryWe’ve found the mother of all economic indicators: As the Dow Industrials edge upward, so do orders for a new generation of decadent mega-yachts.
We’ve found the mother of all economic indicators: As the Dow Industrials edge upward, so do orders for a new generation of decadent mega-yachts.
Preoccupied by wars in both Afghanistan and Iraq, the British government may have overlooked a poisonous tide of anti-Muslim sentiment developing at home.
The battle between Orascom and France Telecom has raged for years, but Mobinil seems poised to be on a stronger footing moving forward.
George Papakonstantinou, Greece’s finance minister, talks about his government’s new plans to go after tax dodgers, trim state spending, and bring the indebted economy back on track.
As the region’s population rises and demand for energy goes up, key players in the civilian nuclear industry are looking to enter the market.
The Middle East’s cap and trade system could mean big money for regional
companies, but first both they – and governments – need to embrace it.
The global automotive industry can be an unforgiving place, even for established
players. But two new Indian entrants are taking their chances.
The airline industry has had a difficult couple of years, from the financial crisis and
H1N1 fears to an Icelandic volcano. But Middle Eastern carriers remain bullish.
In one of the Arab world’s most isolated countries, a Greek community school has been transformed into a social experiment in educating global citizens.