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CEO admits to publishing false ads after Arabian Business investigation, blames human error
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Sources say banks will make a formal plea to central bank to raise limits on home loans
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Bahrain flag-carrier begins three-year restructuring; will focus on staff cuts, reduced network
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Abu Dhabi Energy Co working to restore output after leak at North Sea oil platform
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Telco says performance boosted by growth in subscriber base and revenue per user
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Al Rajhi Bank reports small rise in fourth-quarter net profit, below forecasts
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Kingdom's football federation dismisses Dutch coach after failure in Gulf Cup of Nations
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Gatehouse Bank sells Procter & Gamble's UK HQ to unnamed MidEast investor
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Man of unidentified nationality sentenced after drunken, nude rampage on Qatar Airways
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Anouska Hempel appointed by Dubai hotel operator to renovate Pera Palace Hotel
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Decision expected on bid to buy Cable & Wireless business by the end of February
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Naval patrols, armed private guards drive down incidents of hijacks around the world
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New York bakery opens its largest ever store in Doha as part of MidEast expansion
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Kingdom's second largest bank reports $231m net profit for three months to end-December
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Qatar National Bank hopes purchase of Egyptian unit will be completed within 2 months
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Retired serviceman confessed to passing on information that could harm national security
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World's top oil exporter cut its crude production by around 700,000 barrels per day
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Francois Hollande asks for support for French campaign against Islamic militants
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New company aims to help Saudi Arabia diversify its energy resources
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Jordan royal says “capital investment and political will” needed to address energy issues
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Anil Bhoyrul argues that UAE schools are earning thousands of dollars for doing absolutely nothing
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French president Francois Hollande, Queen Rania of Jordan and Argentine President Christine Kirchner among speakers
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The auto show will be open to the public January 19-27
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Egypt's top court was to rule whether Egypt's Islamist-dominated Senate should be dissolved as well as on the validity of a panel that wrote the country's controversial constitution
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Fars news agency said the two sides will discuss 'expansion of bilateral relations and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's three-step plan' for the political future
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VIDEOS »
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Two blasts that tore through a university in the Syrian city of Aleppo have killed at least 82 people
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Japanese carriers All Nippon and Japan Airlines have just grounded their entire fleet of Boeing 787 or the Dreamliner
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Oprah Winfrey reveals all about her exclusive chat with disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong
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A high speed train has crashed into an apartment building in Stockholm after being stolen by a female cleaner
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Latest Reader Comments
GCC tobacco tax could fuel smuggling
RAH
: I agree. Its not price that will deter a Gulf smoker. it's the avaiability of places that cater to smoking: as long as the place is enclosed and cooled with an AC unit and has chairs to sit on, a smoker will enjoy his puff.
Ban smoking in ALL enclosed places AND a few feet from door entranc...
Kuwait -
Wednesday, 22 May 2013 9:15 PM
Qatar should consider more flexible exchange rate
RAH
: Kuwait unpegged from the US Dollar exactly 6 years ago and Qatar's QCB has no idea about this?
He talks how all GCC should do this when Kuwait did it 6 years ago?
Ignorance is still widespread in some places I see. It took Reuters to add the last paragraph in a way to sort of corr...
Kuwait -
Wednesday, 22 May 2013 9:15 PM
The irresistible imagination of the Great Gatsby
7amback
: I really liked the classic Gatsby movie (Robert Redford's)..it left an impression and the ending took me by surprise.
Can't wait to see the new one..although the idea of watching it in 3-D is a bit unsettling...
Kuwait -
Wednesday, 22 May 2013 9:14 PM
Dubai labourers stage rare strike for more pay
Mirinda
: It is on the books this is the example that is transfer to the next generation of a nation, and the non workers expats are the witness of it.
Of curse this can be resolved and legislate.
I am surprised how the United Nationes are not steping in, in terms of Humans Rigths, for all the cases....
Dubai Uae -
Wednesday, 22 May 2013 9:14 PM
New BlackBerry Q10 reviewed
7amback
: As a Canadian, I felt proud as the world was taken over by the Blackberry craze..too bad RIM couldn't get with the times and were over taken by the much funkier smart phones. The Q10 is probably RIMs last and most critical attempt at regaining respectable market share. Do or die basically..and the ...
Kuwait -
Wednesday, 22 May 2013 9:13 PM
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Property developer says it has no immediate plans to list its retail, Turkish unit
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