Desalination Keeps Dubai Mall Bustling
Clearly desalination is hard at work in Dubai Mall, the largest shopping mall in the world. An ice rink, 30 acre lake, fountain show and waterfall are just the start.
Clearly desalination is hard at work in Dubai Mall, the largest shopping mall in the world. An ice rink, 30 acre lake, fountain show and waterfall are just the start.
On February 15 at the Al Marooj Rotana in Dubai, I will moderate a panel of sustainability and corporate responsibility leaders at the Sustainable Leaders Forum.
Wander through Tunisia, Egypt, Andalusia, India, Persia and China, while mingling at fashion and food bazaars including H&M, The Gap, Nike and Starbucks. Ibn Battuta Mall blows away Epcot Center.
At 126 Mansion, Hyunchung Lee, her two sisters and mother have redefined what it means to be a hotel guest in Korea. The bed and breakfast is my Korean home away from home.
Should Panasonic’s business model transformation results in success, another lucrative revenue stream could further strengthen the company: business services and consulting.
I am excited to announce that I am on my way, for the first time, to Dubai, United Arab Emirates and the Gulf region. I’m looking forward to meeting sustainability professionals!
At a time when online services are truly global, to shut them down even for one hour, let alone 24, is a childish response to a single issue within one country’s national politics.
Leon Kaye will have a chat with Ed Begley, Jr. tomorrow, Tuesday January 10, at 11:45am PST from Panasonic’s booth at the CES 2012 in Las Vegas.
Two years ago I said that Brazil will define this decade, and 20 percent into the 2010s, I am sticking to my guns. From energy to architecture, Brazil IS the world’s stage.
When you are really good at what you do, others want you to do their work for them.Hence the best of the worst PR pitches GreenGoPost.com received during 2011.
Watch for another word, which is hardly new, to gain traction during 2012. If that Mayan prediction that the world will end, or almost end, this word will surge in use and popularity at the perfect time. And mercifully, it will not be “Occupy.”
Wandering around Ginza late one night last month, I had the chance to watch some the stores prop up their Christmas displays. Kaizen thrived at Louis Vuitton.