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May 9, 2011
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The Quest Means Business blog is now part of Business 360. You can find all the content and latest updates from the show team here. Filed under: Business January 13, 2011
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By Ali Velshi In a tragic new twist on "the gunshot heard around the world", the tragedy in Arizona has people around the world talking about the political tone in the U.S., how the U.S. deals with the mentally ill and, of course, guns. Much of the world still looks to the U.S. as a country which, strangely to some, affords it's citizens constitutional protection to be armed to the teeth. But how DO America's gun laws compare to those of other countries, and what effect have different gun laws had on crime? In the first Q&A of the year, Richard Quest and I will take a different approach. We'll offer our thoughts on guns and laws. Then, instead of The Voice asking us questions, we'll tell each other – and you – what we've learned about gun laws around the world. Tune in at 2:22p EST / 20:22 CET. Filed under: Q&A •Quest Means Business Posted: 1157 GMT
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December 22, 2010
Posted: 1724 GMT
2010 was a whirlwind year for the world’s markets and economies. Greece and Ireland suffered economic bailouts to avoid taking down the rest of Europe. While Europe stumbled and the U.S. sputtered on the road to recovery, oil, gold and other commodities are back at record highs, fueled by growth in places like China, Brazil and India. America’s banks were forced to halt or delay home foreclosures over shoddy paper work, prolonging the U.S. housing malaise, but mortgage rates hit record lows. Globally, unemployment continues to fester, as workers everywhere wake up to changing labor needs in an increasingly inter-connected and automated global market place. With stocks in the U.S. rallying to two-year highs and housing prices there perhaps stabilizing, could 2011 be the year it all starts to turn around? Watch Quest and Ali duke it out over THEIR predictions for your money in 2011 Filed under: Q&A •Quest Means Business December 14, 2010
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Quest Means Business airs Monday to Friday, 1900 London, 2000 CET, 0300 HK and is hosted by Richard Quest. Q&A: A Q&A each Thursday with Quest and Ali. You send the questions – they give the answers. Nothing’s off limits. Jargon buster gives clear and concise definititions of baffling terms often used in business. Future Cities gives us an inside look at how cities are adapting to tomorrow's challenges. Contact us
 @richardquest: It was Cool Water by #davidoff if anyone cares, strong smelly stuff. Perfect for long day, on-the-road, hot weather. You get the idea.
Updated: Thu, 30 Jun 2011 05:32:01 +0000 @richardquest: @HasanIqbaal no difference...it's the size of the bottle not the amount in it!!!
Updated: Thu, 30 Jun 2011 05:29:20 +0000 @richardquest: Rules say no bottle more than 100 ml. Mine was 125 ml. Irony, it has been passed numerous times. Guess today they were more eye sharp.
Updated: Thu, 30 Jun 2011 05:21:32 +0000 @richardquest: I know. It's the rules. Normally check bags..today carry on. It's annoying but gives me excuse to try some new after shave. Suggestions??
Updated: Thu, 30 Jun 2011 05:19:12 +0000 @richardquest: Drat it!! another bottle of aftershave confiscated at airport security. Even though half full it was a125ml bottle....over 100 ml limit.
Updated: Thu, 30 Jun 2011 05:18:16 +0000  Recent Posts
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