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NEWS »
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So-called "smart money" from foreign investors into economic recovery pushes index higher
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Intercontinental in Egyptian capital was stormed by armed gunmen early Tuesday
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Revolt against President Bashar al-Assad has lasted for almost two years
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Gulf state's largest lender posts 55 percent rise in Q4 profit to US$305.2m
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Gov't plans may need to be altered to better reflect demand, says CBRE
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Private schools in Jeddah shut down due to gov't's Saudi teacher salary increase
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Pharmaceuticals giant to open first overseas plant next week; Saudi Arabia, Algeria to follow
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Abu Dhabi investment vehicle to launch revolving credit facility next week
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Bahraini private equity firm says it is looking at "well-known" Italian brands
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Abu Dhabi-owned energy giant makes 50 of 950 employees in Canada redundant
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State oil company hands deal to build small port to Turkey's STFA
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New free zone hoped to promote local economy
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Investors are confident that Dubai's growth plans are realistic and achievable
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PHOTOS »
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Some of the world’s top auto makers are exhibiting at this year’s event
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French-led troops were advancing on Mali's fabled desert city of Timbuktu on Sunday
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Silwan is one of the tensest neighbourhoods in Israeli-annexed Arab east Jerusalem
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Around 100 cars set off from The People’s Palace at Glasgow Green
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VIDEOS »
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It is arguably the greatest image on earth - a 360 degree panoramic view from the very top of the world's tallest tower
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Security camera footage released as a motorcyclist narrowly escapes being crushed as a truck overturns in eastern China
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A monkey has been sent into space onboard a Kavoshgar rocket as part of Iran's space programme
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Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of Egyptian cities of Port Said, Ismailiyah and Suez
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Iranian students in the US and Canada says banks are closing their accounts amid sanctions
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