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Woman applicants outnumber men
It may come as a huge surprise to many that females turning up to apply for jobs at the ongoing career fair at the Exhibition Center far outnumber their male counterparts. About 60 percent of those seeking jobs are females compared with the 40 percent males.
Women & Extremism
THERE have been two recent reminders of the cost of extremism. In Afghanistan, President Hamid Karzai signed a law that effectively sanctions marital rape. In Pakistan, a video surfaced of the Taliban in the Swat Valley publicly flogging a young woman.
Heart Disease and Depression
DEPRESSION increases the risk that people with heart disease caused by blockage of coronary arteries will develop heart failure, a new study finds. That finding was to be expected, said Heidi May, an epidemiologist at the Intermountain Medical Center in Murray, Utah.
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Doha Bank net profit up 20% in first quarter

Doha bank has registered a net profit of QR 330 million in the first quarter of 2009 and expects the profit for 2009 to be in line with a projected 10 percent growth in the
country's gross domestic product .

Plan to set up regional centre of technology for women

Centre for Women and Technology for the Arab
Region (CWTAR), a major resource to support women's involvement in the knowledge society, is on the anvil.A two-day workshop...

OPEC sees 'devastating contraction' in demand

OPEC again revised down its estimate for world crude demand on Wednesday, saying a "devastating contraction" in consumption would keep prices under pressure in the months ahead.

Al Emadi gold sponsor of Emir Cup for fifth time

Al Emadi Enterprises bagged the golden sponsorship of the prestigious Emir Cup football tournament again. At the Diplomatic Club on Wednesday, Qatar Football Association...

The hard and soft Glenn Close

Since Damages arrived on FX two years ago, much has been made of Glenn Close's performance as Patty Hewes, a trial lawyer as viperfish, a woman who would send a newborn to Attica ...

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HMC, WCMC-Q celebrate 2nd Medical Education Day
The number of medical graduates from around the world taking medical residency training programmes at Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) has significantly increased to 120 trainees every year. There were only 20 to 30 medical graduates taking residency training programmes at the HMC three years back. Dr Abdullatif al Khal, Director of HMC Medical Education, said that the increase in number of such trainees was brought about because young...
Five RasGas Qatari employees complete training in Japan
In the same week that RasGas Company Limited (RasGas) displayed its wealth of career opportunities for Qatari nationals during the Qatar Career Fair, five of its Qatari national employees celebrated the completion of a joint training programme in Yokohama, Japan. Senior RasGas management, including Hamad Rashid al Mohannadi, managing director (CEO), Dave Marchak, venture group manager, and Dr Marwan Musleh, RasGas general counsel, attended the official...
A mosaic of cultures
Qatar is a multicultural society with approximately 100 different nationalities making it a mosaic of diverse cultures. However, in this multicultural society it is rare to find people of different nationalities mingling with one another. International Ladies Potluck (IPL), a group of expatriate women, wants to change all this. More than 380 women from 65 different nationalities have come together under the IPL umbrella to promote intermingling of women...
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DSM rises 28 points
The Doha Securities Market (DSM) benchmark index climbed 28 points to 5,233.84 on Wednesday, led by continued buying support of foreign institutions.
Global confidence rises
Confidence in the global economy rose to an 11-month high as officials stepped up efforts to thaw credit markets, stocks rallied and some banks returned to profit, a Bloomberg survey of users on six continents showed.
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