Monday 8th September 2008
Gaddafi: holding Africa back?
Gaddafi: holding Africa back?

The scramble for Africa

Resources that were hidden throughout Africa for centuries are being uncovered at an alarming rate.Neil Hodge investigates the potential of the world’s most unlikely source of wealth

While companies from the industrially developed world have long been established throughout Africa, their counterparts in the developing world have now also woken up to the prospects of exploiting ...

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The pole position - a blessing or a curse for FDI?

Despite Slovenia’s population of two million, its economy often punches above its weight on the international business playfield. Better known as a tourist destination, Slovenia ha...

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Private equity takes stock for 2008

James Mawson looks at some of the subjects that came under scrutiny, and how much agreement there was as to their likely outcomes...

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Connected in a web of mutual interdependence

High oil prices, and record volatility in the price, creates serious challenges for the global economy, which is why the World Bank is trying to find new ways to manage the unpredi...

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Islamic banking reaches new heights

Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad bin Jabr Al Thani, Chairman Qatar Islamic Bank, shares his thoughts on the Islamic banking industry and relates the latest developments at QIB...


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Let them eat cake

Stagflation is a term that came into common usage in the 1970's, as first the Conservative Party, then the Labour government struggled with growing inflation and a slowing of the economy...

Special Reports

Transfer pricing and over-regulation

Multinational corporations have for years been subject to a blizzard of regulations on the increasingly contentious subject of transfer pricing – the rules relating to the inter-company trading across international borders. In the US alone we have seen a host of regulatory measures. But has it all been a waste of time?...

Awards

World Finance Awards

World Finance magazine, an industry leader and respected voice in financial circles is pleased to announce its portfolio of awards for 2008. Rewarding the best in business is a tough task, but someone has to do it...