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22 May 2013 Updated at 9:15 PM UAE
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Duo barred from Iran election

Duo barred from Iran election

Ex-president Akbar Hachemi Rafsanjani and former chief of staff Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei barred from running in June’s presidential elections

Former president enters Iranian elections More than 120 register for Iran presidential race
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The world according to Badr Jafar
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The world according to Badr Jafar

Formed just seven years ago, his Crescent Enterprises subsidiaries employ over 6,000 people...

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The right chemistry

Yogesh Mehta created Petrochem from scratch. Today, it is the twelfth biggest chemical distributor...

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Time for change
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Time for change

Saudi-born Dr Nahed Taher has led an extraordinary career, from being the only woman in a company...

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Keep on moving

After 43 years in charge of Lebanese logistics giant Gezairi Transport, Mona Bawarshi looks...

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