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Thursday, May 23 2013
Cyber Threat
FOR the last two months, senior government officials and private- sector experts have paraded before Congress and described in alarming terms a silent threat: cyberattacks carried out by foreign governments. Robert S Mueller III, the director of the FBI, said cyberattacks would soon replace terrorism as the agency's No 1 concern as ...
RESPECT THE FUTURE
LAST fall I asked readers over 70 to send me 'Life Reports' essays evaluating their own lives. Charles Darwin Snelling responded with a remarkable 5,000-word reflection. Snelling was a successful entrepreneur who spent decades serving his community. He was redeemed, he reported, six years ago when his beloved wife, Adrienne ...
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Sheikha Moza visits Qatar Career Fair

HER HIGHNESS Sheikha Moza on Thursday visited Qatar Career Fair (QCF) 2012 being held at Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC). At the outset of the visit, she was briefed on the message and goals of the Fair as also on the activities and events.

MoE holds workshop on marine environment

THE Ministry of Environment, represented by the environmental assessment department, organised a workshop on Wednesday. The workshop's main objective was to highlight the integrated.

Qatari fund to buy 90% stake in Dexia unit

THE fallen Franco-Belgian bank Dexia said on Thursday it had finalised the sale of a 90 percent stake in its Luxembourg unit to a Qatari investment fund. "Precision Capital, a Qatari investment .

Stoner starts off in style at Losail

DEFENDING champion Casey Stoner of Repsol Honda launched the new MotoGP season at the Losail International Circuit in his trademark style. The Australian finished on the top of the first free practice session of the premier class .

Hair is couture for Hadiiya Barbel

IT wasn't your traditional sample sale. On a recent lunch hour, a stream of well-coiffed professional women descended upon a salon in the Flatiron district of Manhattan. They weren't tearing through boxes of designer shoes or ripping through racks of clothing.

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M-E green building system in focus at Kuwait meet
FOUNDING chairman of the Gulf Organisation for Research & Development (GORD) Dr Yousef Mohammed al Horr discussed the importance of the Global Sustainability Assessment System (G-SAS) at the Green Building Forum which was hosted by the College of Technological Studies in Kuwait recently. G-SAS is the Middle East´s first integrated and performance- based building assessment system, in developing the concepts of sustainability .
IIS bids adieu to retiring principal, others
IDEAL Indian School bid adieu to its retiring Principal Prof Mohammed Aejaz in an emotionally charged ceremony recently. Aejaz joined the school in 2009 and after the completion of three and half years of service, he is retiring according to the CBSE rule on retirement age. He will be moving to his native place Chennai, India. The management of the school hosted a banquet in honour of the other retiring veteran staff including Vice- Principal (Boys Section) ...
Sada visits Energy and Industry Village
MINISTER of Energy and Industry, and Chairman and Managing Director of Qatar Petroleum HE Dr Mohammad bin Saleh al Sada visited the Qatar Career Fair (QCF) 2012 which concluded at the Qatar National Convention Center on Thursday. Qatar Petroleum is a coorganiser of the event along with Qatar Foundation, Amiri Diwan, Qatar University and Ministry of Labour. More than 60,000 students and residents visited the career fair during ...
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Syrian troops attack suburb
SYRIAN troops launched a fierce assault on a Damascus suburb on Thursday, days ahead of a deadline for a UN-brokered ceasefire, with activists describing it as one of the most violent attacks around the capital since the year-old uprising began. In the suburb of Douma, activists said snipers on 20 buildings were firing at “anything that moved” and residents had endured eight hours of shelling. Soldiers marched into a main square behind detainees used as human shields.
Qatar gets 90% Dexia’s stake
THE fallen Franco-Belgian bank Dexia said on Thursday it had finalised the sale of a 90 percent stake in its Luxembourg unit to a Qatari investment fund. “Precision Capital, a Qatari investment group, will acquire 90 percent of Dexia’s stake in Banque Internationale Luxembourg,” Dexia said in a statement, adding that the state of Luxembourg will acquire the remaining 10 percent as part of the deal. “The transaction price for the stake of Dexia in Banque Internationale Luxembourg is 730 million euros” it said.
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