Jim Oberweis, The Oberweis Report, Forbes.com
Market bottoms are like giving birth. The exact moment is hard to predict, but it is always painful. Though it sometimes takes longer than you'd guess, you know it is coming. And once it is over, it sure feels better.
Tatyana Shumsky, Forbes.com
You don't need a kingdom to invest like a sheik.
Lionel Laurent, Forbes.com
As Islamic finance grows by leaps and bounds, a handful of capital cities are champing at the bit to become the center of the industry, which currently boasts some $500 billion in assets.
Information technology and IT-enabled services will employ 4 million people in 2008 and account for 7% of gross domestic product and 33% of India's foreign-exchange inflows, according to Nasscom, an Indian IT industry organization. The death of this industry is far from anyone’s mind.
Melanie Lindner | Forbes
While their peers were out making trouble, these young achievers were making bank.
Unattached business travelers know that when the meetings end and the hotel bars open, lonely business travelers are up for lingering over a meal with a stranger.
Stocks look very weak. This is hardly a surprise considering the impact of the credit crunch and the prospect of a U.S. recession. However, the fall looks hardly enough, considering the circumstances.
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