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Wednesday, May 22 2013
Oil Boom
THE facts have changed, now we must change too. For the past 10 years an unlikely coalition of geologists, oil drillers, bankers, military strategists and environmentalists has been warning that peak oil - the decline of global supplies - is just around the corner. We had some strong reasons for doing.
THE WELCOME HANDSHAKE
MAYBE Sarah Palin was right. In the HBO movie Game Change, about the 2008 campaign, John McCain's strategist Steve Schmidt was appaled when he realised that their vice presidential pick thought Queen Elizabeth, rather than the prime minister.
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PM inaugurates iconic Shard in London

PRIME Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabor al Thani inaugurated the Shard Tower in London on Thursday. The opening ceremony was attended by the Duke of York Prince Andrew and Mayor of London Boris.

Cirque Du Soleil's dazzling Saltimbanco steals the show

IT was a memorable evening for hundreds of Doha fans at Aspire Dome on Wednesday. They were treated to a wonderful performance by Canadian-based Cirque Du Soleil's 20-year-old signature.

Investors seen ready to lap up proposed Qatari sukuk

QATAR is planning to issue Islamic bonds, or sukuk, for the first time in nearly a decade, as it seeks to take advantage of global demand for safe havens and sharia-compliant assets amid ...

Serena, Agnieszka to clash in Wimbledon final

SERENA Williams had an ace up her sleeve on Centre Court, and she used it a Wimbledon-record 24 times. The 13-time Grand Slam champion reached her seventh Wimbledon final on Thursday, smacking 24 aces.

Andrew Garfield: A new webslinger for a new age

THAT'S Andrew Garfield's face plastered on billboards, on buses and on subway posters all around the world. That's his visage on action figures and in video games and cereal boxes. Really, the 28- year-old Brit, who plays the quintessential .

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The Pearl deploys mobile water supply system
THE Pearl-Qatar has recently conducted training sessions for staff in the use of a hi-tech mobile water supply system as part of its commitment to safety and security on the island. High ranking officials from the Civil Defense authority took part in the training sessions with team members from Glitter and The Shield, both fully owned subsidiaries of United Development Company (UDC), developer of The Pearl. The island´s health, safety and environment (HSE)...
´From Katara with Love´ raises funds for charity
´FROM Katara with Love´, the three-day event aimed at promoting Qatari arts and crafts while contributing half of net earnings to local charity, ended on Saturday. Speaking with Qatar Tribune, Al Jazi Hassan, Katara marketing and international affairs coordinator, noted that "its a fundraising event by different Qatari talents, and that´s why its called ´From Katara With Love´". The word Katara was used to refer to Qatar hundreds of years ago. "Exhibitors here...
Mahindra Satyam opens office in West Bay area
MAHINDRA Satyam, an Indian IT services providing company, opened its new premises in the West Bay area of Doha on Thursday. Rohit Gandhi, senior vice-president of Mahindra Satyam for Asia Pacific, India, Middle East & Africa, S Sankara Raman, senior vice-president and head of India, Middle East and Africa, Bobby Gupta vice-president and head of Middle East, North Africa and Turkey, and Sudhir Yannawar, regional manager, cut the ribbon to ...
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Investors seen ready to lap up proposed Qatari sukuk
QATAR is planning to issue Islamic bonds, or sukuk, for the first time in nearly a decade, as it seeks to take advantage of global demand for safe havens and sharia-compliant assets amid market uncertainty. Qatar has mandated banks for investor meetings in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore starting on July 9, arranging banks said on Thursday.
Kuwait’s emir reinstates primer minister
KUWAIT’S ruler reappointed the nation’s former prime minister on Thursday just days after his resignation, a step toward formation of a new government that could at least temporary sideline opposition Islamists. The Kuwait News Agency said the decree by the Emir, Sheikh Sabah al Ahmad al Sabah, also calls for reinstated Prime Minister Sheikh Jaber al Hamad al Sabah to designate members of his Cabinet.
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