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Saturday, May 25 2013
New Conservatism
THEdefining characteristic of modern American politics is the growing conservatism, even radicalisation, of the Republican party. Beginning in 2009 with the birth of the Tea Party movement, a party that was already fairly conservative began moving to an even more isolated spot on the American.
DOWN WITH SHAREHOLDER VALUE
I’VE been known to say that I was present at the creation of "shareholder value." It’s an exaggeration, of course. But in 1982 - literally half a lifetime ago for me - I wrote an article about the first big takeover attempt by T Boone Pickens. One of his central...
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Qatar Rail awards $406 mn first phase metro contract

QATAR Railways Company (Qatar Rail) on Sunday signed contracts worth $406.4 million for execution of the first phase of its planned $36 billion metro project in Doha as part of the country's preparations to host the ...

ROTA raises QR172,000 for Bangladesh projects

REACH Out To Asia (ROTA) raised QR172,000 for its new informal education projects in Bangladesh during a fundraising iftar and photo auction recently. The iftar was sponsored by Occidental ...

QP transfers 19% stake from IQ to pension fund

QATAR Petroleum (QP), the national energy company, has lowered its stake in conglomerate Industries Qatar (IQ) to 51 percent from 70 percent, transferring the shares to another state ...

Rocking end with a pop party

WITH a little British pomp and a lot of British pop, London brought the curtain down on a glorious Olympic Games on Sunday in a spectacular, technicolor pageant of landmarks, lightshows and lots of fun. The closing ceremony ...

For Heart, the beat goes strong

WITH a new album, a boxedset retrospective and a memoir, Heart is beating particularly strong this year. Only a decade ago sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson were celebrating their return to touring after taking time off from the road to start and raise families ...

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HMC official urges diabetes screening for residents
AN official of Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) has urged residents to go for diabetes screening, especially in the holy month of Ramadan. According to Dr Mahmoud Zirie, head of Endocrinology, Diabetes Division at Hamad Medical Corporation, it is crucial to detect diabetes at its early stages as the number of people suffering from it increases at an alarming rate in Qatar and ...
12,000 from 11 communities attend RAF iftars
THE Sheikh Thani Bin Abdullah Foundation for Humanitarian Services (RAF) in association with Ministry of Interior held 10 "Iftar and Brotherhood Meets" for about 12,000 members of 11 expat communities from India, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Malaysia, Indonesia, Somalia, Philippines, Bangladesh and Djibouti. The biggest and the last iftar event was held on Friday at Al Arabi Sports Club with the participation of more than 3,000 members...
Jaidah honours employees at suhour
Jaidah Group organised a suhour to honour its longserving members of staff recently. The event was held at Oryx Rotana Hotel. The purpose of the gathering was for Jaidah Group to express its appreciation to a total of 104 of its employees. They were those that had completed between 15 and 20 years of service with Jaidah Group, those who have completed between 20 and 30 years, and those employees who have served for more than 30 years ...
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Iran earthquake toll rises to 300; over 5,000 injured
OVERCROWDED hospitals in northwest Iran struggled to cope with thousands of earthquake victims on Sunday as rescuers raced to reach remote villages after two powerful quakes killed nearly 300 people. Thousands huddled in makeshift camps or slept in the street after Saturday’s quakes for fear of more aftershocks, 60 of which had already struck.
Arab ministers meeting on Syria postponed
THE Arab League said it had postponed a meeting of Arab foreign ministers scheduled for Sunday to discuss the Syria crisis and to select a replacement for Kofi Annan, the United Nations-Arab League envoy, and would set a new date. Deputy Arab League chief Ahmed Ben Helli told Reuters the meeting was delayed because of the minor operation undergone by Saudi Arabian foreign minister.
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