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Volume 76, March 2009 |
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Message from the editor
Investors snapped up riskier assets earlier this month after the U.S. Treasury unveiled the Public-Private Investment Program (PIPP) for buying as much as $1 trillion in bad debts. Will this clear the way for banks to get back into the business of lending? Read our financial industry focus on the PPIP and the plan to buy toxic assets. Also in this issue, we focus on Arabic, including the continued demand for Arabic-language speakers, and why the World Bank and IFC say it's getting easier to do business in most parts of the Arab World. If you're in the healthcare or life sciences industries, be sure to read our Tips & Tools and News sections for information on translations of patient-reported outcomes (PRO) and discounts on upcoming industry events. As always, please send us your story ideas, share Global Communicator with a friend or colleague, or request more information about our e-Publication.  Inna Kassatkina Editor |
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