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German high-handedness is at root of euro woes
The new Italian regime could provide the much needed wake up call for change
Finally, a banking innovation beyond the ATM
Open banking concept can effective rewrite rules of engagement with customers
Banks must help in easing UAE’s credit crunch
More robust mechanisms being put in place for lending to resume
Success lies in getting everyone on same page
There is a workplace rhythm and beat that CEOs ought to create and sustain
Companies must try less is more with work hours
Trying to squeeze out more out of depleted workforces will do more harm than good
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Any oil production cut should be by consensus
Opec’s upcoming meeting must do everything possible to prepare the markets
BP’s latest oil outlook holds no surprises
Gulf states retain their dominance in holding proven global reserves
US grocery chains resist Amazon attack
Investors too seem to have eased their concerns over their imminent downfall
Banks must help in easing UAE’s credit crunch
More robust mechanisms being put in place for lending to resume
UAE-Saudi strategy of resolve will tilt balance
It will create a new sphere of economic and political influence
Managers mustn’t spend time on top performers
They will do better if attention is spread evenly across all layers of their workforce
Spotting trends in facilities management
Service providers and clients alike will need to give more attention to wellness issues
Your biases can actually work in your favour
But don’t immediately close your mind to an alternative view for the heck of it
Success lies in getting everyone on same page
There is a workplace rhythm and beat that CEOs ought to create and sustain
Tapping African possibilities for funding
High time everyone realises they are missing out on opportunities if they don’t
Another Eurozone train wreck in the making
Italy may decide being free of the single currency is best way forward
Companies must try less is more with work hours
Trying to squeeze out more out of depleted workforces will do more harm than good
Is New York City losing its edge
Genuinely successful cities need to do more than attract people
A time for global trade deals to be remoulded
The US president’s actions have only accelerated a process for such a reset
Leveraging workplace alliances is a skill set
Women need to do more to string together such mutually beneficial ties
From Economy
EU slaps tariffs on US as trade war erupts
Customs agents across the Europe’s colossal market of 500 million people will now impose the duty
Euro-area economy sees silver lining
Euro area’s composite purchasing managers’ index climbed to 54.8 in June from 54.1 in May, according to IHS Markit
Jaded Greeks ask what’s in it for them
Greece’s economy is slowly showing signs of recovery, poised to grow by about 2 per cent in 2018
Business Analysis
Dubai office rent pressure extends to Grade A
It won’t ease up any time soon as more supply comes flooding in
German high-handedness is at root of euro woes
The new Italian regime could provide the much needed wake up call for change
Opec gets pulled in all directions
There is so much hinging on the outcome of the next summit in Vienna
Lessons to be learnt from cutting fuel subsidy
Wasteful consumption fed by low subsidies was damaging to the economies
When the unexpected trumps the narrative
Be it in football or business, the small can surprise the mighty
