UAE. The three-day Signage, Imaging and Media (SIM) 2008 the most comprehensive trade show for the regional marketing communications industry opens on 25 November 2008 in Abu Dhabi, at a time when companies are scrutinising their marketing budgets and pushing their marketing executives for increased returns.
"Due to the global economic downturn, many marketing budgets across the board are now coming under the spotlight. Company bosses will be pushing their marketing executives to achieve the best possible return on investment from potentially tighter budgets," said Spencer Felix, Exhib
SAUDI ARABIA. Juicy Couture's shop in shop boutique at Saks Fifth Avenue Riyadh will feature the latest collection of ultra-comfy, stylish and chic clothing, shoes, handbags and accessories.
UAE. In addition to retail commitments by Starbucks, Pinkberry, Boots Pharmacy and Optivision, the UK supermarket chain Waitrose will become the island's first full line Supermarket.
UAE. TBWA\RAAD and Ketchum Raad Middle East will provide advertising, public relations and in-store activation services to Axiom Telecom in the UAE and KSA.
UAE. UAE food import value in 2009 reaches US$6.78 billion; HR outsourcing serves as cost-efficient tool for expanding food companies to access right talent pool.
EGYPT. Egypt consumes around 14 million tonnes of wheat annually and relies on foreign supplies for about half of its requirement, making it the world's largest wheat importer.
INTERNATIONAL. The triangle pattern has taken nearly 9 months so far, and a move over US$19.50 could start a multi-month run targeting US$26-US$29 per ounce for starters before a broad pullback.
UAE. Given the recent developments in Saudi Arabia and India, there is now a greater level of hope that the TRA and RIM will reach an agreement about the manner in which BB Messenger services are provided.
UAE. GCC Telecom markets are on the verge of saturation, while prices decline due to increasing competition, resulting in telcos profits being under very high pressure.
INTERNATIONAL. Masood Ahmed, Director of the IMF's Middle East and Central Asia Department, described the flooding as a "human catastrophe that is still evolving." Reconstruction costs expected to run into billions of dollars.
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