Added on 09/09/2013
Crossroads Arabia
Career , Economics , Education , Employment , Entrepreneurship , House of Saud , Liberal Arts , Middle East , Photography , Saudi Arabia
CROSSROADS ARABIA: A quiet revolution in how young Saudis approach their studies and future careers is underway in the Kingdom
Added on 13/03/2013
Steve Royston
Business , Economic growth , Economics , L-3 Communications Titan Corporation , Labor , Labor economics , Manufacturing , Maurice Taylor , Middle East , Productivity , Saudi Arabia , Tax , Unemployment , Welfare
STEVE ROYSTON: Workers in the Middle East may be forgiven for pointing out the double standards of Western economists when discussing the issue of productivity
Added on 02/08/2012
Common Ground News Service
Barcelona , Civil society , Economics , Finance , Hungary , International Association , Latin America , People's Party , Portugal , Qatar , Spain , United Nations
MARIA PAZ-LOPEZ, CGNEWS: Following the crisis of confidence in the global financial system there has been much discussion of alternative models
Added on 15/06/2012
Editor, MEP
Economics , Oil Price , OPEC , Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries , Videos , Vienna
VIDEO, AL JAZEERA: Ministers from members of OPEC are deeply divided over how much oil to pump. An Inside Story report.
Added on 14/03/2012
Common Ground News Service
Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi , Arabian Sea , Economics , Employment , freelance journalist and editor , national government , north Yemen , President , Red Sea , South Yemen , southern Yemen , Yemen
ABUBAKR AL-SHAMAHI, CGNEWS: A limited window of opportunity has opened for Yemen’s new government.
Added on 28/01/2012
Steve Royston
Apple , Bahrain , Bill Gates , China , David Beckham , Davos , Economics , Egypt , Europe , Fidel Castro , film maker , Glenn Beck , Internal Revenue Service , London , London School of Economics , Malta , Manufacturing , Middle East , Mobile Phones , Qatar , Rome , Saudi Arabia , Switzerland , Tea Party , travel document , United Kingdom , United States , US government , Warren Buffett , Western Europe
STEVE ROYSTON: An Angell visited the other day. Not one with wings, but a Welshman with a biting tongue and the rhetorical skills of David Lloyd George.
Added on 16/01/2012
Alexander McNabb
America , Economics , Economy , Europe , Finance , Ohio , Standard and Poor's , Washington
ALEXANDER MCNABB: I’m bewildered at the power that three ratings agencies wield in the world today.
Added on 09/06/2011
David Roberts
Al Qaeda , America , Brazil , Economics , India
DAVID ROBERTS: The lower the difference between the richest and poorest people in a country is a mark of a developed nation. Clearly China, India and Brazil have some way to go.