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Will Do Everything To Bring Back Stranded Indians In Saudi: VK Singh
Minister of state for External Affairs VK Singh on Tuesday said that the Centre would do everything to get exit visas for Indian workers stranded in Saudi Arabia, who had lost their jobs due to the economic slowdown there.
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Hundreds Of Keralites In Dire Straits In Kuwait, Saudi Arabia
Hundreds of Keralites in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and elsewhere in the Middle East are facing a livelihood crisis brought about by unpaid salaries and benefits and non-renewal of their work permits.
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Saudi Binladin Group Says Delayed Wages Paid To 10,000 Staff
Saudi Binladin Group, which has laid off tens of thousands of employees because of financial difficulties, said on Monday it has begun paying delayed wages to its remaining staff.
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Bin Laden Family's Huge Company Faces Its Worst Crisis Since 9/11
A vast multinational construction conglomerate run by Osama bin Laden's brother, and founded by his father, is facing street protests after it failed to pay wages to tens of thousands of its employees for months.
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Saudi Binladin Group Lays Off 77,000 Workers: Report
Saudi Binladin Group, one of Saudi Arabia's most powerful firms, has laid off 77,000 foreign workers, a Saudi daily reported on Monday, citing an anonymous company official.
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Saudi Suspends Saudi Binladin Group Over Mecca Crane Disaster
Saudi Arabia suspended construction giant Saudi Binladin Group from new contracts on Tuesday following Friday's collapse of a crane in Mecca's Grand Mosque which killed 107 people.
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Mecca Construction Crane Collapse 'Act of God,' Says Engineer
The collapse of a construction crane that killed 107 people at Mecca's Grand Mosque was "an act of God" and not due to a technical fault, an engineer for the developer said today.
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Saudi firm to buy out Hinduja unit in lubricant venture: report
Saudi Arabian family firm Dabbagh Group is in the advanced stages of buying out its Indian partner-Hinduja's stake in a lubricant venture in the kingdom, a deal prompted by strategy differences between the partners, three sources aware of the matter said.
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Saudi Binladen Group picks up 20% in Maytas
The city-based Maytas Infra, initially promoted by the kin of disgraced Ramalinga Raju of Satyam, on Saturday said Mauritius-based SBG Projects Investments, a part of Saudi Arabia-based Saudi Binladin Group will buy 20 per cent stake in the company.
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Will Do Everything To Bring Back Stranded Indians In Saudi: VK Singh
Minister of state for External Affairs VK Singh on Tuesday said that the Centre would do everything to get exit visas for Indian workers stranded in Saudi Arabia, who had lost their jobs due to the economic slowdown there.
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Hundreds Of Keralites In Dire Straits In Kuwait, Saudi Arabia
Hundreds of Keralites in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and elsewhere in the Middle East are facing a livelihood crisis brought about by unpaid salaries and benefits and non-renewal of their work permits.
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Saudi Binladin Group Says Delayed Wages Paid To 10,000 Staff
Saudi Binladin Group, which has laid off tens of thousands of employees because of financial difficulties, said on Monday it has begun paying delayed wages to its remaining staff.
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Bin Laden Family's Huge Company Faces Its Worst Crisis Since 9/11
A vast multinational construction conglomerate run by Osama bin Laden's brother, and founded by his father, is facing street protests after it failed to pay wages to tens of thousands of its employees for months.
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Saudi Binladin Group Lays Off 77,000 Workers: Report
Saudi Binladin Group, one of Saudi Arabia's most powerful firms, has laid off 77,000 foreign workers, a Saudi daily reported on Monday, citing an anonymous company official.
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Saudi Suspends Saudi Binladin Group Over Mecca Crane Disaster
Saudi Arabia suspended construction giant Saudi Binladin Group from new contracts on Tuesday following Friday's collapse of a crane in Mecca's Grand Mosque which killed 107 people.
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Mecca Construction Crane Collapse 'Act of God,' Says Engineer
The collapse of a construction crane that killed 107 people at Mecca's Grand Mosque was "an act of God" and not due to a technical fault, an engineer for the developer said today.
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Saudi firm to buy out Hinduja unit in lubricant venture: report
Saudi Arabian family firm Dabbagh Group is in the advanced stages of buying out its Indian partner-Hinduja's stake in a lubricant venture in the kingdom, a deal prompted by strategy differences between the partners, three sources aware of the matter said.
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Saudi Binladen Group picks up 20% in Maytas
The city-based Maytas Infra, initially promoted by the kin of disgraced Ramalinga Raju of Satyam, on Saturday said Mauritius-based SBG Projects Investments, a part of Saudi Arabia-based Saudi Binladin Group will buy 20 per cent stake in the company.
