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On July 2 till the 7th, Starco Centre, DownTown, Beirut welcomes Beirut Design Week (organized by advertising agency The Creative NINE) which will embrace the long-gone days with a new theme: design and nostalgia.

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Seventh edition of Beirut Design Week brings back the past On July 2-7 at Starco Center in Downtown Beirut, Beirut Design Week will embrace long-gone days with a new theme: design and nostalgia.

Brahms Chouity, better known as DaddyFoody, has won the “World Bloggers Awards” that recently took place on May 24, 2019 in Cannes.

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Brahms Chouity makes Lebanon proud at the Cote D’Azur Brahms Chouity, better known as “DaddyFoody”, has won the “World Bloggers Awards” that recently took place on May 24, 2019 in Cannes. The event was hosted at Hotel Martinez, and was attended by the world’s blogging influencers, such as Victoria Silvstedt, Jonathan Cheban (better known as @...

Amidst a great number of submissions, A' Design Award & Competition announced that the packaging done on “Low Calorie Line” by Colorcode, is the winner of the most notable Design Competition.

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Colorcode has been granted the celebrated A' Design Award The packaging design Low Calorie Line by Colorcode has been announced as a winner of the notable A' Design Award in Packaging Design Competition Category.

"A brand is not only a name but also a culture, a vision and a set of values. As a technology group, We make sure to reflect all that through our brand,”

Resource Group, Something old, something new: https://bit.ly/2EBjwho

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Resource Group goes bold with new branding designs Tech investment firm Resource Group (previously Resource Group Holding), takes its visual identity in a new direction with its design branding.

Three very interesting and forward-thinking workshops to come in the next few weeks in various venues.

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Workshops coming up: blockchain, 3D modeling and online advertising BDD is conducting two workshops in the coming weeks: “Blockchain Technology: An Opportunity to Scale your Business” & “3D Modeling and Printing”

Smart phones, smart tablets, smart fridges, smart toasters, but smart bathrooms!?
Has the world gone mad or innovative?

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Bathroom tech that you may (or may not) need The whole world is going digital, and bathroom utilities are no exception; no, we don’t mean half-a-flush full-flush toilet seats or sensor-equipped faucets

Arabnet Beirut will be celebrating its 10-year anniversary on June 12 and 13 at Seaside Arena, Beirut.

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Celebrating a decade of Arabnet Beirut Arabnet Beirut will celebrate its 10-year anniversary on June 12 and 13 at Seaside Arena, Beirut. This year’s theme revolves around digital transformation.

Give a man a fish, he will live for a day. Teach a man to fish he will live for a lifetime. Revolutionize the fishing industry, and the next generations will live forever.

Social Entrepreneurship: https://bit.ly/2QdNeO6

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Social entrepreneurship: a stride towards social development Though still underdeveloped, social entrepreneurship continues to grow in Lebanon as more local social enterprises are created.

This new fin-hub hopes to become an all-in-one environment for entrepreneurs, while also providing a new “fin-novation” in the country.

The first Fin-Tech, Startecheus: https://bit.ly/2EmTAGl

StartechEUS launches the Levant’s first ever fintech hub in Beirut The fintech industry in the Levant area is moving forward with the launch of its first finhub, StartechEUS, in Beirut Digital District (BDD) this month.

For the tech savvy consumer, Paypal in Lebanon seems to be a pipe dream at this point...

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PayPal in Lebanon? You wish… So why on earth is Lebanon one of the rare exceptions where PayPal is not accessible? No one seems to know...