December 12

Is Dubai’s Party Over? The End; Is a Fake Christmas Tree Better? A Parody of Corporate Logos; The Best and Worst of Everything 2008; 8 Ways to Boost Morale during Tough Times
December 11, 2008 9:16 by kippreport
Dubai Film Festival and the Riddle of the Sands
The latest must-have accessory for states rich with petro-dollars is a film festival, says The Times, and wonders just how many can one region host.
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Is Dubai’s Party Over?
More than any other place on earth, this city-state in the UAE is the creation of worldwide commerce, says Newsweek, but adds that glitzy facade is showing some cracks.
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The End
The era that defined Wall Street is finally, officially over, says Portfolio and tries to figure out what went wrong.
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Intelligent Design
Forbes discusses why attempts to address the mortgage problem in the US have failed.
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Is a Fake Christmas Tree Better?
Slate explains whether it is environmentally better to have a fake fir or a real one.
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What To Do With Your Ideas for Other People
Selling ideas is a fundamentally different business than having ideas, says Seth Godin and explains why.
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A Parody of 15 Corporate Logos
Business Pundit hopes to bring a smile on people’s faces by redoing the logos of some renowned companies to reflect the recent crisis.
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The Best and Worst of Everything 2008
Business Week lists the highs and lows of 2008; from global economics and sports to design and entertainment, from advertising and food to medicine and efforts to go green.
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8 Ways to Boost Morale during Tough Times
Many cash-strapped employers are putting a freeze on pay raises, bonuses, and holiday parties this year. But staff morale doesn’t need to follow, says Inc.
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The Social Enterprises of the Year
Fast Company brings you ten organizations which it says represent the kind of innovative thinking that can transform lives and change our world.
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Iranians put hopes for change in pragmatic insider
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Facelift for Middle Eastern corporate culture
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Sharjah Police: ‘Don’t give money to beggars’
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Saudi Arabia plans to block WhatsApp within weeks
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EgyptAir plane diverted after “fire” threat
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MERS coronavirus claims another life
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‘Seven-star’ promotion
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Finances strengthening but risks in Dubai – IMF
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Five most viewed financial products
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Economic, social pressures behind Kuwait crackdown on foreign workers
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‘Dubai embodies the essence and ethos of a World Expo’
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Back to pre-crisis peak
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Qatar PM to be replaced
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Qatar Airways cancels Seychelles route
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Twist and shout
Lately on Kipp
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Mile-high tower fit for a prince
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CompTIA Middle East Research Reveals Focus on IT Recruitment to Boost Business Competitiveness and Security
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Shift in strategy since acquisition – Paul Kenny
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Online Learning On The Rise
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Saudi’s Sipchem picks HSBC as adviser for Sahara merger
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Alcatel-Lucent Enterprises announces Data Centre & LAN Infrastructure Agreement with Jumbo Electronics
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Twist and shout
Smoking with child in car banned
“Your customers aren’t fools”
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Chatting with the man behind Dubai City Pass
A business discussion with the author of ‘Connect The Dots’


































