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Monday, May 20 2013
Unfair Practices
BANKS are eating up all the real estate in my neighborhood. I live on a basically residential street, and within three and a half short blocks of my house are eight banks: two Chase, one Wells Fargo, one Citi, one ...
DEBATING SKILLS OF OBAMA
WHAT is it with Barack Obama's penchant for getting in tangles with blond politicians on airport tarmacs? Usually, tarmacs are for joyous welcomes or teary goodbyes. But No Drama Obama saves.
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NHRC, UNHCR to promote rights

QATAR National Human Rights Committee (NHRC) and United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) on Monday signed an agreement to protect human rights including rights of people displaced by conflicts or natural disasters.

Qatar to open embassy in Australia this year: Envoy

QATAR will open its embassy in Canberra, Australia this year, said the country's Ambassador to Qatar and the UAE HE Pablo Kang on Monday. Talking to Qatar Tribune on the sidelines ...

Qatar moves to take 55% Oger Telecom stake

QATAR, eager to boost its footprint in Turkey, has made a takeover approach to the majority owner of Oger Telecom, which owns a controlling stake in Turk Telecom, sources familiar ...

Sheikh Saoud to popularise basketball in Qatar

QATAR Olympic Committee Secretary-General Sheikh Saoud bin Abdulrahman al Thani has committed to take all possible measures to raise the popularity of basketball in Qatar. Having taken ...

Directors Guild of America award for The Artist director

MICHEL Hazanavicius was hailed as outstanding director of the year for The Artist at the 64th annual Directors Guild of America (DGA) Awards, which were held on Saturday night at the Grand Ballroom at Hollywood & Highland ...

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Police chief meets heads of Arab delegations
DIRECTOR-GENERAL of Public Security Major General Saad bin Jassim al Khulaifi met heads of interior ministry delegations from some Arab countries on Sunday. The visit was part of the annual visits to police institutes and colleges in accordance with the decision of Arab Interior Ministers´ Council to enhance the cooperation and exchange of expertise between Arab police agencies. The Police Training Institute (PTI) received 31 delegates from Algeria ...
NBK employees´ kin attend family day
FAMILIES members of Nasser Bin Khaled´s employees gathered for a day at the office recently as part of a new concept for a family day where kids and family members join management and staff at the NBK headquarters for a tour of the premises and a close-up feel of the workplace culture. In line with NBK´s commitment to nurture affinities amongst colleagues and ensure an innovative workplace system, the initiative was received with cheers from the entire.
QBWA opens door for corporate membership
QATARI Businesswomen Association (QBWA) recently announced its decision to expand its membership to include companies and institutions operating in the country after it was limited only to individuals. The step was aimed at reaching out to more Qatari women and encourage them join the association as well as to develop interaction between the association and various companies. The association offers three different levels of corporate membership.
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S Korea president to visit Doha
SOUTH KOREAN President Lee Myung-bak will be visiting Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates between February 7 and 10 to secure stable energy supplies and for broader cooperation in economic affairs, the presidential office said on Monday.
29 killed across Syria
AT least 21 civilians, six members of the security forces, and two deserters were killed in violence across Syria on Monday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Meanwhile, troops penetrated Rankus, 40 kilometres north of Damascus, after shelling the town, the Observatory said.
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