Archive
Issue: September 2009
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Global Affairs
Investment Iraq
what does the future hold for the war-torn state now it's opened the doors to its oil industry
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Cover Story
Staying Power
The future of the hotel industry
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Travel & Leisure, Marketing
Keys To Success
Technology and a new generation of cost-conscious business travellers are forcing hotels to rethink how to keep the customer satisfied. Lucy Fitzgeorge-Parker reports on the latest trends in the industry
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People & Profiles
Office Manager
The recession may be forcing companies to ditch city centre office space, but for Mark Dixon of Regus these are good times. Boyd Farrow reports
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Alternative Energy, Global Affairs
In Deep Water
The EU's Common Fisheries Policy lies in tatters, as fears grow that fish stocks are reaching crisis point. Could a controversial system of fishery management be the saviour of an industry all at sea? Trevor Huggins reports
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Automotive
Downsizing With Style
Richard Lofthouse finds less is now more in changing car fashions
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Country, Regional & City Reports, Travel & Leisure
Downtime in… Munich
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Country, Regional & City Reports, Oil, Gas & Mining, Global Affairs
Black Gold Rush
As troops are slowly replaced by businessmen, the battle for Iraq's oil is just beginning. Martin Chulov reports
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Travel & Leisure, Lists & Slideshows
Top 25 Business Hotels 2009
Our annual guide to Europe's top offerings for the business traveller
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Travel & Leisure, Marketing
Chain Reaction
Rates and occupancy are shrinking for the hotel industry. But then so is the planet, reports Boyd Farrow
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Hotspots
Fjord City, Oslo
It is being described as Oslo's most adventurous harbour renewal project ever. Scott Berman finds out why.
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Media
A Lesson in Voodoo Economics
It has overtaken Hollywood to become the second largest producer of films on the planet, so what is the secret behind Nigeria's movie success? Colin Brown reports
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Technology & Telecoms, Luxury
Indulgences
Smartphones and Seiko Ananta
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Country, Regional & City Reports, Global Affairs
Continental Shift
Since the end of apartheid South Africa has become a world economic powerhouse. But how are the country's businesses placed to deal with the global recession? Janice Warman reports
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Art & Books
Books
Crossroads by Peter Nolan and ten business books
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Country, Regional & City Reports, Oil, Gas & Mining, Global Affairs
Open for Business
Iraq is embracing independent rule, yet its success will depend largely on outside forces. Martin Chulov reports
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Leadership
Talk Like An Egyptian
Naguib Sawiris, chairman of Orascom and Weather Investments, talks to CNBC's Simon Hobbs
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Innovation & Start-up, Technology & Telecoms
Last Throw of the Dice
Having taken a huge battering in recent years from Apple and BlackBerry, Palm is hoping its latest smartphone will finally reverse its fortunes. John Brandon reports
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Innovation & Start-up
Bags of Opportunity
From lunchboxes to shower curtains, TerraCycle's waste-to-working-product business model is good for the environment, its founder, big business, and the individual recycler too. Josephine Moulds reports
