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Friday, May 24 2013
How To Fix Afghanistan?
OSAMA bin Laden's death a year ago Wednesday, at the hands of a Navy SEAL team, revealed that America has been fighting two wars in Afghanistan. One is against al-Qaida, and is clearly in America's national interest ...
WOES OF WAR VETERANS
HE was a 27-year-old former Marine, struggling to adjust to civilian life after two tours in Iraq. Once an student, he now found himself unable to remember conversations, dates and routine bits of daily life. He became irritable, snapped ...
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Gulf investors bullish on IPO market revival

A RESURGENCE of stock market trading in the Gulf Arab region is raising hopes for a revival of initial public offers, more than three years after the global financial crisis brought share sales to a grinding halt. Underlining the heightened hopes ...

Petronet to build $854mn LNG terminal
INDIA´S Petronet LNG will invest 45 billion rupees ($853.89 million) to build a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal on the country´s east coast by 2016 to help meet the growing demand of the energy-hungry nation. Companies are building LNG import and regasification facilities on the east coast to meet demand of eastern and central part of India as plants are now located only on the west coast. Petronet, partly owned by GAIL (India), Indian Oil Corp and refiner Bharat Petroleum, has signed an agreement with Gangavaram Port to build the 5-million-tonnea- year plant in southern Andhra Pradesh state, the gas importer said in a statement on Wednesday.
Rosneft earnings drop 9% in first quarter on higher taxes
RUSSIA´S top oil producer Rosneft on Wednesday posted an 8.9 percent drop in first quarter earnings that the group attributed to the expiration of tax privileges at its most important Siberian field. State-controlled Rosneft reported a net profit of 112 billion rubles ($3.8 billion) and a 14.9 percent decline in the core operating earnings that are watched most closely by investors. The company said the losses were primarily the result of last year´s expiration of favourable mineral extraction tax and export duty rates at its strategic east Siberian Vankor deposit. The results beat most analysts´ and the company´s own forecasts thanks to a 2.3-percent.
US private sector hiring declined in April: ADP
PRIVATE employers hired a far fewer than expected 119,000 people in April, the smallest gain since September 2011, a report showed on Wednesday, adding to concerns that the economy has lost some of its momentum. Economists surveyed by Reuters had forecast the ADP National Employment Report would show a gain of 177,000 jobs. The report by ADP, a payrolls processor, is jointly developed with Macro economic Advisers LLC and is published two days before the government´s broader payrolls report. "This is an upsetting report," said David Carter, chief investment officer at Lenox Advisors in New York. "The strength of the US economic...

Construction, lending offer hope for UK economy
Iran denies fall in oil exports to China, Japan

 

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