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Qatari women set to launch fashion magazine
MAKING a foray into the fashion and lifestyle world, three young Qatari women have joined hands to launch an English magazine from Doha. Named HauteMuse, the magazine will be published quarterly. Talking to Qatar Tribune, Fatma Hamad al Thani and Noor Rashid al Thani, both owners of the magazine, said that each issue would be theme-based with an innovative layout. "We will...
UK Monarchy: How Relevant?
AMID the flag-waving and the street parties to celebrate the marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton on Friday, bigger questions about the relevance of the monarchy to modern Britain lurk like uninvited guests. Extravagant living in a time of austerity abrades public sensibilities; unearned privilege is resented, while snobbery and elitism are seen as dangerously outmoded.
THE PRICE OF DELUSION
COL Moamar Qadhafi is a vain man. Like the other Arab dinosaurs he has his dyed hair, his designer shades, his spoiled children and his compound full of sycophants. He doesn´t want, one day, to be dragged from a rat hole like Saddam Hussein or hauled from a bunker like the Ivory Coast´s Laurent Gbagbo. So what´s his calculation? Does he have one at all? Here in liberated eastern Libya, where the tricolour Qadhafi banished now flies...
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Qatar Exchange fell 1.15% last week

THE Qatar Exchange (QE) showed a negative performance during the five trading days of the week starting April 24. The official QE Index decreased by 1.15 percent over previous week´s closing and finished the week at 8,548.30 points.

Saudi´s GDP to hit 5.8% in 2011
SAUDI Arabia will post a 95 billion riyal ($25 billion) surplus this year, despite its record spending plans, based on an average oil price of $95 per barrel, a state-owned bank said on Saturday. The biggest Arab economy rolled out its third consecutive record budget for 2011, planning to spend 580 billion riyals, and has also announced additional fiscal handouts of over $100 billion to be spent on infrastructure and other projects. "Our estimates for the surplus, despite the government´s increased spending plans, are expected to reach close to 95 billion riyals and government spending is expected to reach close to 846 billion riyals," National Commercial Bank´s chief...
Caterpillar reports $1.2bn profits in Q1
CATERPILLAR Inc recorded a fivefold profit surge and raised its 2011 profit forecast as customers bought new heavy equipment to replace old machines that aged during the economic downturn. The world´s biggest maker of earth-moving gear said on Friday that strong demand for equipment used in mining helped revenue rise, while demand for construction equipment has been slower to recover — a trend that it said allows it plenty of room to grow sales and profit in the coming years. It raised its full-year profit forecast to a range of $6.25 to $6.75, a range that at its midpoint is 24 cents above Wall Street´s prior forecast and suggests growth.
Enterprise Qatar holds meet to support SMEs
ENTERPRISE Qatar (EQ) will act as the catalyst and principle driver of Qatar´s entrepreneurial spirit by assisting small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and entrepreneurs through various programmes and products tailored to meet their specific needs. Speaking to the press on Saturday, Noora al Mannai, deputy project director of Enterprise Qatar said, "Enterprise Qatar will help young entrepreneurs in getting funds from banks and equity funds to help them grow, double their size and achieve success in the coming years. We will help companies if they need legal advice, new initiatives and suggestions to improve their business. "The amount allocated for...

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