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The Lebanon Brief - Jun 15
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Pioneered by the Personal Computing and Network Services (PCNS) department at AUB, the internet came to life as early as 1993 in Lebanon, among the first within the region.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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The Lebanon Brief - Jun 8
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ESCWA’s latest report about the Arab region titled “Survey of economic and social developments in the Arab region 2012-2013”, offered us the opportunity to look at Lebanon’s economic performance from a wider angle lens and place the current slowdown in its geopolitical context.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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The Lebanon Brief - May 25
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Investors’ cautiousness about the domestic and regional political developments was reflected on the Beirut Stock Exchange (BSE) performance this week.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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The Lebanon Brief - May 18
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Since the fall of communist Russia, self-sufficiency has become less of a concern and public debts grew easier in terms of acceptance across nations worldwide.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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The Lebanon Brief - May 11
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The unaudited financial results for the three largest Lebanese banks – BLOM, Audi and Byblos banks- showed sustained profits albeit at a slower pace...
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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The Lebanon Brief - Apr 20
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In contrast with the previous trend, 2012 witnessed an increase of fiscal deficit ratio to GDP to 9.3% and the primary surplus shifted to a small deficit for the first time since 2006...
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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The Lebanon Brief - Apr 13
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The World Bank issued a new report titled “Lebanon: good jobs needed” surveying and defining the labor market dynamics in Lebanon and building on economic models to conclude with suggested frameworks to improve job creation in the country as well as enhancing the current opportunities.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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The Lebanon Brief - Apr 6
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The broad titles of the Lebanese monetary policy witnessed few changes during the past few years, flowing steadily between the standard missions of boosting economic growth, preserving the national currency and maintaining the soundness of the financial system.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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The Lebanon Brief - Mar 9
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The Lebanese real estate sector delivered flimsy performance in 2012, following the slackening growth of the overall economy with most estimates putting the real GDP growth around 1% for the year.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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The Lebanon Brief - Feb 23
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The Lebanese IT market is still taking baby steps in the pursuit of the fast forwarding technology, with its segments unequally ready to achieve its full potential.
Provided by BLOMinvest Bank
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