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Royal Jordanian swings to H1 loss on operating costs
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Japan supertanker probe reveals smashed hull

Iraq likely to delay gas fields auction

Kuwait property sales more than double in Q2

Japanese supertanker was in collision-official

Jordan Islamic Bank posts 28.9 drop in H1 profit

Oman plans $300 mln Sohar refinery expansion

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This week sees the birthday of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President of the UAE. Kipp doesn’t know if he plans a party, but he’d be hard pushed to top these.

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Kipp takes a look at some editorials from the Arabic press. This week: Change looms over the energy industry; Rescue from Damascus; Change in the Middle East; Silencing Syria.

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Building web 3.0

The key to dealing not only with the problems of the present but also of the future, is building a more accessible internet, says American journalist and blogger Jeff Jarvis.

2009-03-15 11:54:24

Building web 3.0 - The key to dealing not only with the problems of the present but also of the future, is building a more accessible internet, says American journalist and blogger Jeff Jarvis.

Why is the Middle East attracting Japan?

With more and more clients getting into the region, Japanese ad agencies must follow, says Koichiro Naganuma, president and group CEO of Japanese ad agency ADK.

2008-08-31 10:29:08