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Posted: February 8, 2010
INTERNATIONAL. The latest survey shows 46% of respondents expect their business travel to increase, marking a rise by 22 points compared with figures of the same period in 2009.
INTERNATIONAL. Trying to achieve financial goals by pouring all of one's assets into emerging markets today, telecommunications tomorrow, and Japanese small-cap stocks next week is not a guarantee for achieving a sound financial plan.
UAE. The UAE central bank forecast the country's growth to be low in 2010 but better than the previous year, its governor told a media briefing on Monday.
EGYPT. Egypt recorded a slower-than-anticipated decline in tourism revenue last year and is targeting 6.9% growth in receipts in 2010 as the global economy recovers.
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date:Posted: February 8, 2010
INTERNATIONAL. Trying to achieve financial goals by pouring all of one's assets into emerging markets today, telecommunications tomorrow, and Japanese small-cap stocks next week is not a guarantee for achieving a sound financial plan.
date:Posted: February 8, 2010
INTERNATIONAL. The latest survey shows 46% of respondents expect their business travel to increase, marking a rise by 22 points compared with figures of the same period in 2009.
date:Posted: February 8, 2010
INTERNATIONAL. Despite being widely affected by the economic downturn, the technology sector experienced various bright spots in 2009 which point to the direction the sector will take throughout the year.

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INTERNATIONAL. With the influx of mainstream banking institutions into Islamic banking, the support from specialist solution vendors has become a necessity to ensure a smooth transition to Shariah-based banking.
INTERNATIONAL. Nowadays, the alchemists are the central bankers of the world, and they're successfully managing to turn the paper money their countries are producing (their devaluating currencies, that is) into the precious metal.