Archive
Issue: July 2009
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Banking, Managed Funds and Investments
Heading For A Fall
The global downturn has brought a sharp end to the easy credit years in Central and Eastern Europe, but what will be the collateral damage? Josephine Moulds reports
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Leadership
Smooth Operator
René Obermann, the entrepreneurial CEO of Deutsche Telekom, talks to CNBC’s Simon Hobbs
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Technology & Telecoms
The Mobile Mother Lode
In the midst of the downturn, one particularly profitable new sector has emerged. Colin Brown discovers how iPhone apps are the new gold rush
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Pharmaceuticals & Biotech
Piggy Banking
Huge profits may be unlikely, but Big Pharma may benefit from swine flu in other ways, says Trevor Huggins
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Hotel Reviews
Hotel Reviews
The hottest places to stay in Milan and Frankfurt
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Art & Books
Book Reviews
What we've been reading this month
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Automotive
No Surrender
Sergio Marchionne is taking on the troubled Chrysler brand and abandoned recent buyout talks for Opel. Are the wheels coming off his business plans? Richard Lofthouse reports
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Travel & Leisure
Cultural Diary
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Automotive
Lifting The Lid
Richard Lofthouse reveals all about the summer’s hottest drop-tops
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News & Views
Radar
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Cover Story
Live And Kicking
While the music industry fumbles with new business models, rock concerts are smashing records. Boyd Farrow reports
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Alternative Energy & Environment
Smoke Signals
It carries around 90% of world trade, yet international shipping has attracted relatively little attention from environmentalists and legislators... until now. Nick Jameson reports
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Hotspots
The Slussen Project, Stockholm
The centre of Stockholm is about to get a much needed facelift, says Scott Berman
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Technology & Telecoms
Business Watch
The latest from key sectors
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Sports & Sports Marketing
Jumpers For Goalposts?
It is now just one year away from hosting the world’s most watched sporting event, the FIFA World Cup, so how are South Africa’s preparations shaping up? Raymond Whitaker reports
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News & Views
Dispatches
Latest reports on energy
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Innovation & Start-up
Paradise Built
Eight years ago, Tim Smit’s “world in a crater” vision became a reality. Now others are following his lead. Boyd Farrow reports
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Luxury Goods
New Model Army
Richard Lofthouse meets the man behind TW Steel, the brand preparing to take on horology’s international players
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Innovation & Start-up
Finding The X Factor
CNBC’s Steve Sedgwick considers what magic ingredients make an entrepreneur
Leadership
Smooth operator
René Obermann, the entrepreneurial CEO of Deutsche Telekom, talks to CNBC’s Simon Hobbs
