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How one company survived bankruptcy

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International Living Nov 2007 Issue
Six of the best “one-offs”—hotels that are a destination in themselves
No argument, Bucharest is booming
Exploring the holy and historic city of Kusadasi
Moving to Madrid—why one Brit returned to his roots in Spain for a better quality of life
How one company survived bankruptcy
Brush up on your artistic talents
Food festivals to get your teeth into
How do you react in a crisis?
Escaping from George to Gozo
Offshore out in the open
Save dollars on your phone calls home
The buzz of Buenos Aires, the “top dog” of Ecuador’s coastal resorts, and colonial splendor in Chile
Medical tourism—why more than 400,000 patients are flocking to Thai hospitals every year

By Sven Lorenz November 2007

How one company survived bankruptcy

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