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Wednesday, May 22 2013
Why The Queen Matters
A 60-year reign: a span embracing 12 presidents, 6 popes, 12 British prime ministers - starting with Winston Churchill - the fall of the Berlin Wall, the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the formation of the European ...
THE DEBT INDULGENCE
EVERY generation has an incentive to borrow money from the future to spend on itself. But until ours, no generation of Americans has done it to the same extent. Why? A huge reason is that earlier generations were ...
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Masraf in race to buy QIIB´s British Islamic retail arm

QATAR International Islamic Bank (QIIB), parent company of Islamic Bank of Britain (IBB), is considering the sale of the UK´s only sharia-compliant retail lender as it struggles to gain scale in the UK market. IBB confirmed it had received.

Indian refiners cut Iran oil imports by 38% in May
INDIAN refiners cut imports from Iran by 38 percent in May from a year ago, tanker discharge data showed, in a second month of steep reductions as they switch suppliers to cushion the impact of new US sanctions on Tehran. The cutbacks raise New Delhi´s chances of winning a waiver similar to that granted by the United States to Japan and some European countries after "substantial" reductions in their imports. India is discussing with Washington an exemption from the sanctions, which focus on banking and are being imposed over Iran´s disputed nuclear programme, a source said last month. China and India are Iran´s biggest crude clients and reductions in their...
Biofuels need govt support to be price competitive: IATA
AIRLINES need government support to lower the cost of biofuels that could help to reduce pollution and carbon emissions, the head of the global aviation industry trade group said on Thursday. Airlines have flown some 1,500 commercial flights using fuel made from plants, but supplies are limited and costly, said Tony Tyler, chief executive of the International Air Transport Association. "We need governments to adopt policies to help support commercialisation of biofuels to bring up the volume and bring down the price," Tyler said. He was in Beijing for IATA´s annual general meeting, due to be held next week. Airline emissions have become a ...
Reliance to invest $18bn for expansion in 5 years
INDIA´S largest private company, Reliance Industries, said on Thursday will invest $18 billion over the next four to five years to expand in the country and more than double operating profit. Mukesh Ambani, India´s richest man, also told the firm´s annual general meeting in Mumbai that he had faith the nation´s economy, which is struggling with slow growth and high inflation, would beat its woes to "emerge stronger". "The current difficulties faced by the Indian economy in my belief are temporary," he said. Energy giant Reliance in April said consolidated net profit fell 21.2 percent to 42.36 billion rupees ($830 million) in the three months ended March ...

Samsung launches Galaxy S III in Qatar
US calls on EU to abandon ‘lousy’ airline carbon tax

 

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