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Wednesday, June 19 2013
Britain's Zigzag Economy
WHEN Sir Mervyn King spoke of the ‘zigzag' pattern we could expect in 2012, he wasn't wrong. Official data - and private surveys - have been all over the place lately. But the underlying message has not changed: The recovery is still fragile, and ...
THE GULLIBLE CENTRE
SO can we talk about the Paul Ryan phenomenon? And yes, I mean the phenomenon, not the man. Ryan, the chairman of the House Budget Committee and the principal author of the last two congressional Republican budget proposals, isn't especially interesting ...
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Qatar, Philippines agree to set up joint business council

QATAR and the Philippines on Tuesday signed an agreement to establish a joint business council in addition to a number of memorandums of understanding (MoUs) during the Emir His Highness Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al Thani.

Ministry of Culture launches Dear Money in Arabic

THE department of cultural research and studies of the ministry of culture, arts and heritage launched an Arabic translation of the novel Dear Money penned by American author Martha McPhee ...

QE index gains after five sessions of loss

THE Qatar Exchange benchmark index rose 0.2 percent to 8,771 points, its first gain in six sessions. Gainers outnumbered losers nine to seven and four stocks closed flat. Vodafone Qatar surged 10 percent to a near.

Ngombo powers Rayyan to win

AL RAYYAN Club star Targuy Ngombo returned to lift his team to a vital 87-79 victory against Al Gharafa Club in their first face-off at the Emir Cup Basketball best-offive semi-finals, on Tuesday. Ngombo missed two games in the elimination.

Level-headed Hearst heiress

UNDER the storied stone atrium of the Hearst Building in Midtown, a small pale figure emerged from the elevator the other day. Thin and casually chic with blond hair and young-Mariel Hemingway eyebrows, she could have been any glossy fashion editor ...

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QA stall a big draw at career fair
VISITORS flocked to Qatar Airways´ (QA) stand during the five-day annual Qatar Career Fair held recently. Students, graduates and working professionals took advantage of the employee and HR support available on Qatar Airways´ showcase stand to gather information on job vacancies and opportunities available with the national airline. Representatives of Qatar Airways´ National Scholarship Programme (QRNSP), which supports selected ...
QCVA celebrates volunteers day
QATAR Centre for Volunteer Activities (QCVA) celebrated the Qatar National Volunteer Day at the Al Rayyan Theatre in Souq Waqif on Sunday. Speaking on the occasion, Minister of Culture, Arts and Heritage HE Dr Hamad bin Abdulaziz al Kuwari expressed his admiration for the venue which, he noted, would serve as an important addition to the country´s cultural infrastructure. "This is the ninth such event, which we hold annually to honour ...
EMIR IN MANILA
THE Emir His Highness Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al Thani arrived on a one-day state visit to Manila, the Philippines, on Tuesday. On arrival, HH the Emir was welcomed by Philippine Secretary of Foreign Affairs Albert Del Rosario, Secretary of Energy Jose Rene Almendras and several senior officials, Qatar´s Ambassador to the Philippines HE Jassim bin Ali al Obeideli and Philippine Ambassador to Qatar HE Crescente R Relacion. Then, HH ...
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Syrian troops kill 50
SYRIAN troops killed 50 people on Tuesday, in an assault on Assad’s opponents. United Nations-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan said it was “a bit too early” to dismiss as a failure his attempt to halt the conflict and, in a letter to the UN, said Assad must make a “fundamental change of course” and adhere to a ceasefire due to begin on Thursday.
Rupee hits near 3-month low
THE rupee slid to a near-threemonth low on Tuesday weighed by dollar demand from oil importers, while choppy local shares and worries over global growth kept risk appetite subdued. The rupee ended at 51.475/485 to the dollar, weaker than Monday’s close of 51.14/15, after touching a low of 51.495, a level last seen on January 16. Emerging market currencies, including the rupee, received a boost after robust Chinese trade data raised hopes for improvement in risk appetite.
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