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Best of 2009 Features
Ladies who launch
Bored with the region's slow-burn gender revolution, Gulf women are buying up backdoor routes into top-level business roles.
The road less travelled
Economic downturn is forcing some expats to turn elsewhere to prolong their stay in the Gulf.
Recession bites
In lean times, fast food chains rack up fat profits. AB finds more about Gulf's most woes-resilient businesses.
Outbreak
Hundreds are dead, and thousands are thought to be affected. Is the Gulf prepared for a swine flu pandemic?
Crash of the Titan
With Chapter 11 proceedings underway, a leaner, stronger GM is expected to emerge from the wreckage - but at what cost?
Back to basics
A meltdown in the Gulf’s real estate sector is pushing developers to consider building cheaper accommodation.
Real value?
How will Emaar merger with three Dubai Holding cos affect its investors and the emirate's property market?
The hajj sell
Joanne Bladd reveals how Saudi's religious travel market is bucking Gulf tourism's downward trend.
A marriage of convenience
Yahoo's takover of Maktoob could give Arab web enterprises a much needed shot in the arm.
Changing times
Allowing overseas firms full ownership of their business in the UAE would open the door to FDI in the country.

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