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Greece to suffer if it breaks deal
Living standards will be cut, New Democracy party leader Antonis Samaras says
‘Payback time for tax-shy Greeks'
Greek euro exit to cost more than early €1tr
Euro in biggest 2012 loss on Spain, Greece turmo
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Dragon's success opens new frontier
It marked the first time a business enterprise delivered a supply ship to the space station
Private firms conquer new frontiers
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Aviation
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Qantas looks at splitting licence
Turbulence hits carrier as it seeks to revive overseas operations
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India may retaliate in carbon tax row
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Judge weighs AMR bid to tear up union contracts
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India set to lose $29b in airport land scam
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Oil & Gas
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Icahn takes Chesapeake stake, calls for changes
Billionaire vows to protect henhouse from foxes at natural-gas producer whose shareholders are concerned about mismanagement
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Oil holds near 2012 low after downward spiral
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Oil fluctuates amid ample US stockpiles
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Dow Chemical wins $2.16b in Kuwait arbitration
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Media & Marketing
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Tycoon Green returns to action with Tangent
Michael Green has taken his first seat on a public-company board for five years by becoming chairman of Tangent Communications
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Blogs can be gainful platforms for advertisers
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Hulu targets younger viewers
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Connection by Douglas Okasaki
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Ad spot costs force GM to bow out of Super Bowl
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My Career
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Are you faking your CV? Think again
Education is a common area of lies but being caught can do irreparable damage
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Providing for sports junkies
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The bottomline is civility
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Quitting job: Don't leave ill will at the door
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Construction
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Opportunity still in the air
Abu Dhabi accounted for 70% of the $20b in contracts awarded
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Mideast needs more hospitals, schools
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Iraq seeks investments in housing
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Iraq shortlists five bids for $1b power plant
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Automotives
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Delphi still prospecting as €764m deal nears
CEO indicates openness to all options that boost stock value
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Chipmaker Renesas plans to raise $1.3b
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JK Tyres seeks acquisition opportunities
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87,000 Wranglers recalled
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Tourism
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Dubai's Al Ghurair Centre to get two new hotels
The properties, with a total of 621 rooms, are scheduled to open in the third quarter of 2012
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Singapore expects 10% increase in Gulf visitors
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Kenya's tourism earnings to dip
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Al Faisal buys Chicago hotel in global push
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Markets
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Single Gulf currency: Beyond political will
Clarity of advantages and disadvantages essential to forge union
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Macro-economic woes dent outlook
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Saudi shares gain on US confidence, China growth
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Downtrend expected to reverse
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Retail
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Burberry store spree will cut profit
Trenchcoat maker forges ahead with investment strategy targeting emerging markets
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Marks & Spencer hopes to gain from retrenchment
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Giving a flair to high-profile marriage events
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M&S set to scale back new stores
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April is the cruellest month for UK retail
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Property
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Etihad Tower attracts international brands
International and local retail entities have signed up to open outlets in new Abu Dhabi upscale mixed-use development
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Rentals fuel US realty revival
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Mumbai still top choice for Indians abroad
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Weighing up the costs of conversion vs new build
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Economy
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GOP intends to continue tax cuts
The House will vote this summer on continuing wide-ranging tax cuts first enacted under President George W. Bush
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UAE delegation visits US trade agencies
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Afghanistan on a road to nowhere
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European crisis clouds Tunisia's recovery
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Banking
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Bankia says it will be on solid footing
Lender cites parent company's plans to turn itself around
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Groupon testing card reader to challenge PayPal
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It's the right time to pitch for technology
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Lehman to pay banks $1.6b for rest of Archstone
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Shipping
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Drydock debt restructure hit by Singapore snag
Court challenge over rig-building contract delays proceedings
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Container traffic at Mina Zayed up 47% in 2011
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Aramex founder to quit CEO's post by year-end
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Ferry to link Oman tourist attractions
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Technology
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Noose tightens on Nasdaq's Facebook botch-up
Sec is reviewing whether the exchange violated technical rules
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Dell is nearing success in bid to acquire Quest
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RIM to shed at least 2,000 jobs
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Yahoo kills magazine after just six months
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Opinion
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UAE upholds values of free trade
Recently released statistics confirm an established fact, namely that of the UAE embracing the free trade principle in general and imports in particular
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Greek exit could make Eurozone stronger
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Europe ignores lessons of 1997
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Savings help but investments can get more
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Your Money
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Saving your money more sensibly
It is possible to make millions of dirhams by saving just a small amount a day
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Xpress Money may use the UAE as trial market
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Two weeks and Dh1m to play the market
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UAE middle class region's most secure
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Investment
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Are gilts riskier than they look?
Ten-year British bonds mining a record low
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SAP to put its head in the cloud with $4.3b buy
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West faces losing battle in fight for aid
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Dh500m fund set up for Emirati entrepreneurs
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Emiratisation
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Dubai Airports launches graduate programme
Qualified Emiratis will be trained for jobs
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Marginalised middle class
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Telecoms
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Etisalat plans to cut international tariff
Firm losing market share in mobile market
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Motorola phones blocked in US
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Sales of mobile devices in MEA rise 16%
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Iran wants telecom coverage in Abu Mousa
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Features
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‘Wrong Way' Krugman
The source of our economic malfunction lies with government-mandated bank regulations
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Phony ‘dying bride’ ordered to repay victims
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Google honours pioneer of electronic music
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Foreign media filling Arab air
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Business Editor's choice
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‘Wrong Way' Krugman
The source of our economic malfunction lies with government-mandated bank regulations
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Greek exit could make Eurozone stronger
Departure will show limits of bailouts and allow remaining members to act much more like a unit
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UAE upholds values of free trade
Recently released statistics confirm an established fact, namely that of the UAE embracing the free trade principle in general and imports in particular
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