What’s in store for Dubai Inc. In 2012?

Next year will be a crucial one for Dubai Inc. as a significant amount of debt matures in the year. Analysts expect the emirate to service these maturities, but they expect external support. Here’s a look at Dubai’s options.Next year will be a crucial one for Dubai Inc. as a significant amount of debt
matures in the year. Analysts expect the emirate to service these maturities,
but they expect external support. Here’s a look at Dubai’s options. READ MORE HERE

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#1@rupertbuJune 9, 2011, 7:12 am

Again excellent output from you folks, but why distribute via ZAWYA, then post two days later through here?

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