List of all articles filed under “lebanon-sector-analysis” category.
The city that has had so many comebacks that it never really hit the mats and stayed down. Now a recent report by Savills World Research, Candy & Candy and Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management highlights notes that the Levantine capital is once again up and coming city and a prime investment for wealthy real estate investors.
According to the World Investment Report, recently released by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), FDI inflows to Lebanon managed to rise by 8.7% to reach US$ 3,787 million in 2012.
The capital city of Lebanon is one of the most expensive metropolises for working-space rental; with a recent rating placing it as the 24th most costly in 2013 for office rental worldwide.
Boutique software developer and vendor BML Istisharat has been ranked as one of the world’s top core banking software providers in both the UK’s International Banking System Sales League Table and Gartner’s Magic Quadrant.
Has the Levant struck it rich with oil finds; is the recession on its way out, and soon the much-deserving Lebanese will be living in Emirati style opulence?
The Eastern Mediterranean state has a long history of academic excellence.
Marcopolis took a closer look at one of Lebanon’s finest export goods – wines of Lebanon.
As a business hub, Beirut is well-known for its banks, regional conferences and maritime trade, but who knows about the city’s booming IT industry?
People who seek an attractive rate of return in Lebanon should have a good knowledge of the different sectors, patience and a head for surprises.
Despite various economic setbacks in recent years, Lebanon’s medical sector is one of the best in region.
