Business | Opinion
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Thursday Feb 9
Deep undercurrents hobble Greek restructuring debate
ECB is skirting real issues in a bid to protect vested interests and in the process damaging the nation
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Thursday Feb 9
Tourism sector grows in leaps and bounds
The UAE and the wider GCC have for some time sought to diversify their income sources and move away from dependence on oil
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Wednesday Feb 8
Right-to-work laws don't work
For most policy problems, there is usually a simple answer and a correct answer; they are rarely the same thing
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Tuesday Feb 7
Romney capitalises on protectionism
On most economic issues Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney seems to believe in the most extreme form of let-the-chips-fall-where-they-may capitalism
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Tuesday Feb 7
Jordan is region's Silicon Valley
Few Americans would pick Amman, Jordan as a vibrant place for entrepreneurs and the venture capitalists who back them
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Tuesday Feb 7
US policy-makers must fix basic economic problems
Extending payroll tax cut and unemployment benefits will insure fragile recovery without worsening debt burden
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Monday Feb 6
Debate rages on when oil will peak
The discussion about the peak oil proposition is as lively as ever across the divide between proponents and opponents.
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Sunday Feb 5
Islamic finance, Occupy protests and public good
Calling for a transparent and fair system
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Sunday Feb 5
Qatar registers exceptional gains
Qatar's economy is widely anticipated to continue recording exceptional results in the next few years
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Saturday Feb 4
Advance planning makes returning home less stressful
Moving back to the UK after spending time living abroad is usually a difficult time for most people
Business Editor's choice
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DFSA chief to step down in September
Executive has been at post since 2008
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Geepas idea blossomed in Dubai
The journey led from a small shop in Bahrain to a $1.27b company in the UAE
