On August 4, 2020, Beirut was torn apart. In the historic neighborhoods of Gemmayzeh and Mar Mikhael, life was not just ...
Since its first edition emerged on the newsstands in 1999, Executive Magazine has been dedicated to providing its readers with the most up-to-date local and regional business news. Executive is a ...
Lebanon’s End-of-Service Indemnity (EOSI) system—long presented as a pillar of worker protection—has become one of the most ...
The Lebanese Private Sector Network (LPSN) is a coalition of business leaders, professionals, and organizations committed to ...
Lebanon’s coastline is one of our greatest assets, but it has also been the scene of decades of neglect, disputes, and short-term exploitation. With over 220 kilometers of Mediterranean shore, it ...
Since its first edition emerged on the newsstands in 1999, Executive Magazine has been dedicated to providing its readers with the most up-to-date local and regional business news. Executive is a ...
the war, the facility today is in a sorry state. Its concrete bleachers look like the seating one would find in a third-rate football stadium.
to minimize their tax liability. The high purchase tax is one reason why people delay reporting their purchases to the land registry or seek a sworn expert (khabeer muhallaf) willing to underestimate ...
Since its first edition emerged on the newsstands in 1999, Executive Magazine has been dedicated to providing its readers with the most up-to-date local and regional business news. Executive is a ...
Salim Hoss, his face filled with a look of rejection, conceded defeat even before the final election results were in. A five-time head of government, Hoss was the first Lebanese prime minister ever to ...
sale price for the first building was $1,000 perm’, rising by $50 a floor. The second building begins at $1,075, rising by $75 a floor: a 346 m’ apartment on the fourth floor, for example, is for sale ...
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