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| | | ... comforting factor for future investors. Among the biggest of these projects is a port with capacity greater than that of Dubai's Jebel Ali, the Gulf's busiest port. Abu Dhabi is also establishing the world's biggest industrial free-trade zone, which ... |
| | | | ... coincidentally, so many of these large projects [such as Saudi Arabia building six economic cities and new refinery capacity and Dubai's infrastructure and property] seem to congregate around 2011, 2012. So to me, that is the threat. I don't know how ... |
| | | | ... moving forward." Recently McClatchy was appointed chief executive at ING IM Australia replacing Grant Bailey who relocated to Dubai to pursue a new ING business operation. |
| | | | NASDAQ and Dubai's stock exchange Borse Dubai are in talks to sign a series of deals which will see NASDAQ expand its footprint in the Middle East, shares in the London Stock Exchange to change hands and Borse Dubai to own a stake in one of the world's ... |
| | | | ... executive officer of ING Investment Management Australia, effective 1 October. McClatchy replaces Grant Bailey, who will move to Dubai to set up and lead ING Group's new investment management business there, set to start early October. McClatchy has ... |
| | | | ... holidays. The Nikkei rose 119.94 points to 17,394.92. HONG KONG - Blue chips gained 0.34 per cent, as HSBC rose after a Dubai-based firm said it had taken a large stake in the bank, and utility stocks jumped as investors sought safe havens in the wake ... |
| | | | ... diversification and to strip out any significant idiosyncratic risk. " Permal Group has over 160 employees working from Sydney, Dubai, Singapore, Hong Kong, New York and London. The group was founded in 1973 and was bought in 2005 by Legg Mason. Permal ... |
| | | | ... you have to have a skillset that is unique to earn your keep." Permal Group has over 160 employees working from Sydney, Dubai, Singapore, Hong Kong, New York and London. The group was founded in 1973 and was bought in 2005 by Legg Mason. Permal Group ... |
| | | | ... threatening to cancel certain foreign mining company licenses. The trend also seems to be spreading with Kuwait, Algeria, Dubai, Angola, Ecuador, Sudan, Qatar, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan threatening similar moves. Roger Donnelly, EFIC chief economist ... |
| | | | ... an embarrassing crisis involving a livestock ship carrying 57,000 sheep in the Persian Gulf. Meanwhile the G-7 summit in Dubai has resulted in a call to greater monetary flexibility by Asian economic giants Japan and China, so as to enable more equitable ... |
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