Spreading rumors about an imminent financial collapse is short-sighted. It would harm the average Lebanese citizen while ironically emboldening rather than undermining the country's ruling class.
Individuals are relinquishing, consuming, and producing data more than ever. Photos, videos, mobile calls and personal note all contribute to...
Much has been said about Banque du Liban (BDL) Circular 331 and the positive effect it had on the Lebanese economy in the past three years. The ecosystem of technology startups has boomed into a full-fledged industry, with co-working spaces and specialized districts established in different areas of Beirut slowly...
In a rare move by a top judicial authority, Lebanon’s Constitutional Council – a high-ranking judicial committee that looks into...
65% of deposits in Lebanon are in U.S. dollars, and 72% of loans are denominated in U.S. dollars. Lebanese banks are in need of correspondent banks in the U.S. to clear their transactions in U.S. dollars.
Lebanon’s residents, and those traveling into and out of the country, are already feeling the impact of the new tax increases recently enacted by the government. Telecommunications costs, especially mobile telephony, have increased immediately due to an increase in the Value Added Tax (VAT) from 10 to 11%, and the...
The journey to company creation and establishing operations in Lebanon is known to quickly become an odyssey that takes entrepreneurship...
Towers, luxurious buildings, compounds and medium sized dwellings are being built and sold at unaffordable prices.
Education, and most importantly self-education should not be cornered between four-walls.
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