Go Online In Times Of Financial Crisis
By Sharad Agarwal  

Even as US officially slumps in to a recession, thousands of retailers are going online to sell their products and services online. In a bid to reduce their operational overheads, high street spending and people cost, brick and mortar businesses are moving their sales to the web. ‘Brick and Mortar’ businesses are moving towards ‘Click and Brick’ models. A classic example of this model is Borders, where customers can reserve books online, then pick them up in the store. Keep reading

10 Reasons To invest in Abu Dhabi Property
1. Property is cheap on an International level and in absolute and relative terms. For example an average villa will cost around $1,000 per square metre in Abu Dhabi in comparison to London Docklands where it would cost $5,000 per square metre. There are very few modern cities in the world where similar property is priced so low.

2. Foreign Ownership Abu Dhabi is in the process of creating an international property market from scratch, with foreign ownership of freehold only introduced a few years back. Thus buyers are given an exceptionally good deal to encourage them to be pioneers.
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