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Is Japan heading for a debt trap?
Japan's economic strength has been constructed on foundations of cheap borrowing. Now the world's second-largest economy is steeped in debt and questions remain over whether Japan's economic model is sustainable.27 Jan 2010
Focus Area: Lead Features
Talking shop
Self-made Indian billionaire, entrepreneur and philanthropist Mukesh ‘Micky’ Jagtiani is one of the Gulf’s richest and most influential businessmen. But despite his and Landmark Group’s meteoric rise in retail he never lets success go to his head, as Business Management’s Julian Rogers discovers.
City of the future
Across Abu Dhabi work has started on the mega projects that are set to transform it into one of the most exciting cities in the world by the year 2030. Business Management looks at what the future holds for the UAE capital and profiles five of the biggest developments that are underway.
The comeback strategy
Once upon a time Dell Inc was the top computer maker in the world. 25 years later, founder Michael Dell is tirelessly working to bring the faltering company back from the brink. Rebecca Goozee catches up with the charismatic, if a little jaded, computer king at Dell’s headquarters in Austin, Texas, to determine whether the shifts in strategy mean the firm will once again reclaim its title and reign supreme.
Abu Dhabi revs its brand engine
Although the tussle for the Formula One Drivers’ Championship was settled at the penultimate race in Brazil, Abu Dhabi will bring the curtain down on another full-throttle season on November 1. We get the inside track on the sparkling new Yas Marina Circuit from Richard Cregan, CEO of Abu Dhabi Motorsports Management.
Source: www.businessmanagement.asia© 2010 GDS Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.