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Dubai reshuffles board of state investment unit
DUBAI - The ruler of Dubai has reshuffled the board of the Investment Corporation of Dubai, the state conglomerate that owns Emirates airlines, naming two of his sons as directors, a decree posted on his website showed. Read Story
UAE
Foreign Ministry signs MoU with TRA
The Foreign Ministry has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Emergency Response Team set up by the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority for benefitting from the latter’s expertise in the fields of cyber security, protection of database and early detection of attempts to penetrate IT infrastructure.
Emaar India Unit Plans to Sell Shares: Alabbar
Structure of Amlak-Tamweel Merger
to be Finalised before End of the Year
Punjab Opens Up for ‘Global Investment’
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INTERNATIONAL
US electric carmaker Tesla prepares IPO
SAN FRANCISCO - U.S. electric sports car maker Tesla Motors plans to go public soon, two sources familiar with the matter said, amid growing interest in green technology and battery-powered vehicles.
Obama wants U.S. economy-wide climate plan
Dell bets on corporate spending for recovery
Asia’s airlines stem decline: aviation body
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BANKING & FINANCE
To lower interest rates, Citi customers must spend
NEW YORK – For Citibank credit card holders, there is one way to escape the bank’s rate hikes currently under way: Meet a monthly spending requirement.
U.S. dollar to be reserve currency for years - IMF
Fed officials play down impact of weak dollar
U.S. Treasuries slightly weaker after mixed data
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MARKETING
Helping Mobile Media Come in from the Cold
With the turbo-charged proliferation of mobile phones — including “smartphones” — it’s no wonder that consumers are increasingly relying on them for news and information
A Wealth of Lessons from Failure
Setting Big Goals and Being Fearless
Adding to the Fizz: Coca-Cola Eyes Emerging Middle Class for Sales Growth
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BIZ TALK
Growth, valuation to keep Europe share alive
European equities have a lot more ammunition to fire in 2010 even after an eight-month bull run to new highs, as improving economic data and impressive earnings in the third quarter tempt investors to grab risky assets.
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TECHNOLOGY
Smartphone growth to continue
BARCELONA - The wireless chip industry expects smartphone market surge to continue, with British microchip designer ARM saying growth would likely even accelerate further next year.
Google PC will start in 7 seconds or less
What’s happening? Twitter wants to know
Computer glitch causes widespread air delays in US
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