Biotechnology – Investing in the Future
Biotechnology: Innovation, Solution and Political Hurdles
T&F Slack - Understanding the logic of fashion cycles
Rising Star
Brijuni - The Hidden Gem of Croatia
Vitoria-Gasteiz, European Green Capital 2012
Kazakhstan - The Sky's the limit
Biotechnology – Investing in the Future There are many pre-conceptions about biotechnology and its uses, and everything you think you know could be wrong. The OECD defines biotechnology as "the application of scientific and engineering principles to the processing of materials by biological agents".  Essentially, it is the use of living organisms to make useful products. Biotechnology has been used for thousands of years for many intriguing and practical purposes such as making bread and cheese, preserving dairy products and fermenting beer. Read the Full Story
Biotechnology: Innovation, Solution and Political Hurdles From new drugs that address our medical needs to industrial processes that use renewable feedstock instead of crude oil, and crops that are able to grow in harsh climatic conditions and ensure safe and affordable food, biotech can and will increasingly pay economic, social and environmental dividends. Read the Full Story
T&F Slack - Understanding the logic of fashion cycles London was once the ground zero of bespoke craftsmanship – NEE reports on how Tim Slack is on a mission to re-instate the capital’s lost traditional skills. Read the Full Story
Rising Star As tourists increasingly turn on to Croatia’s hitherto hidden charms the national carrier, Croatia Air, is fast becoming one of the rising stars of the European airline industry. Read the Full Story
Brijuni - The Hidden Gem of Croatia The archipelago of Brijuni is an extraordinary blend of natural, historical and cultural heritage. The mild climate and favourable geographical location, deep retracted bays and easily defendable elevated fortifications, have ensured the development of communities through successive generations on the island since pre - history until the present day. Read the Full Story
Vitoria-Gasteiz, European Green Capital 2012 Peaceful and accessible, dynamic, vibrant and modern – that is Vitoria-Gasteiz, the capital of the Basque Country, in northern Spain. This is one of the cities in Europe with the largest surface area of green spaces per inhabitant, with 45 square metres per person, in addition to over 10 million square metres of parks and green spaces which entice one to take a stroll, go on a bike ride or watch birds and deer. Read the Full Story
Kazakhstan - The Sky's the limit Kazakhstan is a land of near-mythical promise, brimming with its own vast mineral resources and blessed with natural bounty. The nation’s economy is already the largest in Central Asia, but as Kazakhstan develops, there are still plenty of diverse investment opportunities for the savvy entrepreneur. Read the Full Story
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The Lebanese economy has witnessed unprecedented growth levels over the last 2 years, making Lebanon one of the region's top performers in terms of economic growth.

Despite the worldwide financial crisis and the resulting reduction in liquidity in European and American markets, the increased wealth in the region has opened a new era of opportunities to investments in Lebanon and particularly to greenfield investments. Lebanon was able to attract 7.5% of the total share of FDI inflows to the region in 2010 due to a series of comparative advantages. IDAL in particular, managed to increase the amount of investments it mediated from previous year's level, supported by incentives provided through Investment Law No.360.

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