April 17

Architecture in Recession: UAE; Bankers vs. Economists; The Truth About Oil; The Future of Money; My Favorite Write-off; 9 Cutting Edge Bikes for 2009
April 16, 2009 4:37 by Aarti Nagraj
Architecture in Recession: UAE
Dubai’s sprawling skyline is dotted with cranes, but the market here has fizzled, says Business Week.
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Bankers vs. Economists
Which profession bears more blame for the global credit meltdown and its ensuing gazillion-dollar bailouts: bankers or economists, asks Slate.
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The Truth About Oil
Newsweek explains why oil prices will always keep falling.
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Milestones in Rise of Islamic Finance
Islamic finance has grown to a $1 trillion industry, after taking off in the private sector in Gulf states in the 1970s, says Reuters, and draws a timeline of the sector.
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A race to the bottom?
Some sports will suffer more than others from the downturn, says the Economist.
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The Future of Money
All the elements are in place for cell phones stuffed with many different microcurrencies, says a commentator on Portfolio.
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12 Ways to Green Your Home Office
Greening your home office combines the best of both worlds, say blogger Business Pundit and suggests some tips.
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My Favorite Write-off
Entrepreneurs tend to be experts in the art and science of deducting business expenses from their tax bills, says Inc and lists some favorite deductions.
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9 Cutting Edge Bikes for 2009
Be it for speed, efficiency, technology, or style, these are the ultimate bikes in the industry for the year, says Fast Company.
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Sculptures made of Tires
Oddee checks out 14 sculptures made of car tires including a horse and a laughing Buddha.
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