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It’s the investors, stupid
Entrepreneurship is hot in the Middle East. And that was long before President Obama announced last June in Cairo that he would host a summit on entrepreneurship, which will take place April 26-27, 2010 in Washington DC.
Arabs are abuzz about getting their ideas for new businesses off the ground.
Habib Haddad, founder of Yamli and Yalla [...]
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Entrepreneurial Lessons from an Egyptian (who inspired Bob Dylan)