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19 November 2007
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THE world seems to be awash with indicators lately.
Last week we had the latest World Bank Africa development indicators and the World Economic Forum global competitiveness index, which follow
10 hours ago
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The Kempinski Hotel Ishtar, Dead Sea, Jordan, has unveiled extensive new meeting, conference and banqueting facilities, positioning the resort as one of the leading venues for both corporate and social events in the region.
Already well-known for its w
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(MENAFN Press) - The Arab Business Council of the World Economic Forum (ABC) concluded its fourth Annual Meeting in Cairo, Egypt yesterday. The two-day Annual Meeting, which was inaugurated by H.E. Prime Minister Ahmed Mahmoud Nazif of Egypt, brought
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TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Taiwan ranks 19th in the world in terms of its overall knowledge economy preparedness in 2007, up one notch from 2006, according to a report released recently by the World Bank Group.
The Knowledge Economy Index 2007 Rankings show th
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It's a centuries-old debate: how do some nations attain long-term economic growth and an ever higher standard of living while others don't? What determines whether people in your part of the planet live in McMansions, mobile homes or mud huts? In the 18
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