Selim el-Zyr, the president and chief executive officer of Rotana Hotels, tells Ehtesham Shahid about the hospitality sector and how it can duck the downturn.

Eric von Hippel, an innovation expert at MIT’s Sloan School of Management, tells Ian Munroe why intellectual property laws are out of sync with the digital age.

Nobel laureate Paul Krugman tells Ian Munroe about the origins of the financial crisis, and how its fallout will change the global economy.

Jacques Chirac, the former president of France, tells Christian Malar
about his experiences dealing with the Middle East, the consequences
of September 11 and his views on the Gulf war.

Josh Lerner, a professor of investment banking at Harvard Business School, spoke to Jonathan Howell-Jones about the region’s economy during his recent visit to the Gulf.

Lebanon seems to be the last country to have taken advantage of the growth that the region has enjoyed for the past four years.Why is that?
Lebanon and its people are very successful entrepreneurs and corporate officials; you can see them operating all over the Arab world and even in Europe and the United [...]