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UK Man Stabs Daughter's Father-In-Law To Death In Row Over Wedding Gifts
Alsino also slashed his daughter's husband Aram Ibrahim after an argument over gold jewellery given to the couple as wedding gifts.
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League of Legends Most Popular Game Modes Detailed
Riot Games has given League of Legends fans a peek into the most popular game modes across South Korea, North America, and Brazil.
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France Provides First Weapons to Lebanon for Islamic State Fight
The first French weapons from a $3 billion Saudi-funded programme will arrive in Lebanon on Monday as allies seek to bolster the country's defences against the Islamic State group and other jihadists pressing along its Syrian border.
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Wall Street Finally Turning on Amazon as Bezos Magic Fades
Amazon.com Inc's once fairy-tale ride on Wall Street has hit its most jarring bump yet.
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Arab World Set to Have Over 197 Million Internet Users by 2017
The number of Internet users in the Arab world is expected to reach 197 million by 2017 with the web users increasing by 20 per cent a year and patent grants rocketing by almost 50 per cent, according to a report.
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ArcelorMittal, Bekaert to swap stakes in Latin America wire ventures
ArcelorMittal SA, the world's largest steelmaker, and Bekaert Group on Wednesday agreed to swap their stakes in their Brazil, Costa Rica and Ecuador ventures, part of a broader plan to extend a four-decade partnership in fast-growing markets, an executive said.
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Amitabh Bachchan to feature in Malayalam actress' comeback commercial
Popular Malayalam actress Manju Warrier and Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan will feature in a television advertisement for a jewellery brand.
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India's gold demand seen steady in second half of 2013: World Gold Council
Steady gold buying by India, the world's biggest consumers of the precious metal, is crucial at a time investors in developed countries are reducing their holdings from gold-backed exchange-traded funds, pushing down prices.
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Mohanlal set for 300th film
Mohanlal, in the news lately over the Income Tax department raids on his house and office, completes 300 films in a career of over three decades.
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Assets of Mubarak and aides are frozen by Swiss
Investigators have discovered tens of millions of dollars in Swiss bank accounts belonging to the ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak, his family or five prominent associates, officials in Switzerland announced Friday. The officials said the accounts had been frozen, but declined to break down who controlled the vast sums."What has been b...
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Mubarak family riches attract new focus
After Hosni Mubarak's younger son, Gamal, left his job as an executive with Bank of America in London in the mid-1990s, he joined forces with Egypt's largest investment bank. Today he has a significant stake in a private equity company with interests throughout the Egyptian economy, from oil to agriculture to tourism, corporate records and intervie...
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UK Man Stabs Daughter's Father-In-Law To Death In Row Over Wedding Gifts
Alsino also slashed his daughter's husband Aram Ibrahim after an argument over gold jewellery given to the couple as wedding gifts.
-
League of Legends Most Popular Game Modes Detailed
Riot Games has given League of Legends fans a peek into the most popular game modes across South Korea, North America, and Brazil.
-
France Provides First Weapons to Lebanon for Islamic State Fight
The first French weapons from a $3 billion Saudi-funded programme will arrive in Lebanon on Monday as allies seek to bolster the country's defences against the Islamic State group and other jihadists pressing along its Syrian border.
-
Wall Street Finally Turning on Amazon as Bezos Magic Fades
Amazon.com Inc's once fairy-tale ride on Wall Street has hit its most jarring bump yet.
-
Arab World Set to Have Over 197 Million Internet Users by 2017
The number of Internet users in the Arab world is expected to reach 197 million by 2017 with the web users increasing by 20 per cent a year and patent grants rocketing by almost 50 per cent, according to a report.
-
ArcelorMittal, Bekaert to swap stakes in Latin America wire ventures
ArcelorMittal SA, the world's largest steelmaker, and Bekaert Group on Wednesday agreed to swap their stakes in their Brazil, Costa Rica and Ecuador ventures, part of a broader plan to extend a four-decade partnership in fast-growing markets, an executive said.
-
Amitabh Bachchan to feature in Malayalam actress' comeback commercial
Popular Malayalam actress Manju Warrier and Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan will feature in a television advertisement for a jewellery brand.
-
India's gold demand seen steady in second half of 2013: World Gold Council
Steady gold buying by India, the world's biggest consumers of the precious metal, is crucial at a time investors in developed countries are reducing their holdings from gold-backed exchange-traded funds, pushing down prices.
-
Mohanlal set for 300th film
Mohanlal, in the news lately over the Income Tax department raids on his house and office, completes 300 films in a career of over three decades.
-
Assets of Mubarak and aides are frozen by Swiss
Investigators have discovered tens of millions of dollars in Swiss bank accounts belonging to the ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak, his family or five prominent associates, officials in Switzerland announced Friday. The officials said the accounts had been frozen, but declined to break down who controlled the vast sums."What has been b...
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Mubarak family riches attract new focus
After Hosni Mubarak's younger son, Gamal, left his job as an executive with Bank of America in London in the mid-1990s, he joined forces with Egypt's largest investment bank. Today he has a significant stake in a private equity company with interests throughout the Egyptian economy, from oil to agriculture to tourism, corporate records and intervie...
