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CEO of Royal Philips Frans van Houten shows a LED bulb which can be controlled directly from an iOS or Android device, during the presentation of the 2012 full-year results in Amsterdam January 29, 2013 file photo. REUTERS/Toussaint Kluiters/United Photos

Royal Philips CEO: Middle East Is Significant Opportunity to Philips

by Mounir Khatib | Mar 23, 2017 | Business

Dubai- CEO of Royal Philips Frans van Houten expressed his ambition to see the company continue in its “highest performance” through achieving 4%-6% growth in sales, adding that the Middle East represents a significant opportunity to Philips given its strong...

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FILE — In this May 31, 2013, file photo, a Lebanese protester, left, throws tomatoes at a banner with the portraits of the 128 Lebanese lawmakers with Arabic that reads, “you failed in everything, failed failed failed, go home,” during a protest against the 17 months extension of the Lebanese parliament, near the parliament building […]

Debate: Lebanon’s new government is not the result of new understandings

by Mounir Khatib | Mar 8, 2014 | Debate

It was as though a magic wand passed over the leaders of Lebanon, softening their stances allowing the new government to be formed. This national government of contradictions drowned for nearly 11 months, indicating to some that it would never even see the light of...