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- Katia Yasmine: ‘Business in Lebanon remains slow and unpredictable’
“It's not just about facing obstacles but about evolving alongside the market conditions, demonstrating our commitment to resilience and flexibility in a field that demands constant adjustment,” asserted Katia Yasmine, …
- Diana Georges on TBWA\RAAD’s commitment to disruptive ideas and resilience
In Lebanon's business landscape, the prevailing uncertainty, despite occasional glimpses of stability, has created a challenging environment. Despite this, TBWA maintains faith in Lebanon's market potential and, therefore, invests in …
- Rola Ghotmeh: ‘We adapt and move swiftly’
- Moe Minkara: ‘In Lebanon, it is a live day by day situation’
- Assaad Kassis on rebuilding a thriving advertising industry in Lebanon
- Gray Mackenzie’s Ralph el Kahi: ‘Still room for growth within the supermarket sector in Lebanon’ Ghada Azzi
- 2023: A year of “middles” in the Lebanese market Tarek Chemaly
- Five ways the FMCG industry contributes to the economy Naji Haddad
- Dubai adland: a world of cautious optimism Iain Akerman
- Lebanon Works, a national job creation initiative launched by the Lebanese Private Sector Network
- Dubai on track to becoming the most visited international destination
- Hilton Beirut Habtoor's retail space to reopen under new name: The Sooq Avenue