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From: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> To: Sultan Bin Sulayem < Subject: Re: Date: Tue, 20 Oct 2009 21:15:48 +0000 Dubai Inc. Needs Change at the Top • By ANDREW CRITCHLOW Faced with a continuing financial

. But holding senior Emirati officials like Mr. Sulayem responsible for their decisions will be tricky. The Sulayem family's ties to Dubai's ruling Maktoums run deep. Mr. Sulayem's father was a key adviser to the family. The same is true of many other of the emirate's business leaders whose reputations h

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ed.But holding senior Emirati officials like Mr. Sulayem responsible for their decisions will be tricky. The Sulayem family's ties to Dubai's ruling Maktoums run deep. Mr. Sulayem's father was a key adviser to the family. The same is true of many other of the emirate's business leaders whose reputations h

M Subject Re: Fw: no„ david jackson should not do press, he is not the face you want to present.. DEFINTIELY NOT On The, Oct 20, 2009 at 6:58 PM, Sultan Bin Sulayem wrote: — Original Message — From: David Jackson - Istithmar To: Sultan Bin Sulayem: Sarah Lockic Sent: Wed Oct 21 02:57:18 2009 Subject: Re: Ag

d.But holding senior Emirati officials like Mr. Sulayem responsible for their decisions will be tricky. The Sulayetn family's ties to Dubai's ruling Maktoums run deep. Mr. Sulayem's father was a key adviser to the family. The same is true of many other of the emirate's business leaders whose reputations h

cut its work force by 15% in an effort to save $800 million over the next three years. Surprisingly, its senior managers remain in place, including Sultan bin Sulayem, the chairman who masterminded the expansion. That has disappointed bankers who fear that, unless senior managers are held more accountable, the mi

. But holding senior Emirati officials like Mr. Sulayem responsible for their decisions will be tricky. The Sulayem family's ties to Dubai's ruling Maktoums run deep. Mr. Sulayem's father was a key adviser to the family. The same is true of many other of the emirate's business leaders whose reputations h

t its work force by 15% in an effort to save $800=20 million over the next three years. Surprisingly, its senior managers remain=in place, including Sultan bin Sulayem, the chairman who masterminded the expansion. That has disappointed bankers who fear that, unless senior manag=rs are held more accountable, the mi

. But holding senior Emirati officials like Mr. Sulayem responsible for th=ir decisions will be tricky. The Sulayem family's ties to Dubai's ruli=g Maktoums run deep. Mr. Sulayem's father was a key adviser to the family. The sam= is true of many other of the emirate's business leaders whose reputations h