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Republikaner im Umfragetief +++ US-Senator wirft Türkei „rüpelhaftes Verhalten“ vor +++ Kalifornien wegen angeblich unzulässiger Briefwahlstimmen verklagt +++ Der Newsblog.
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UAE developer Arada is launching a Dh14 billion ($3.8 billion) residential project in Riyadh and plans to build 100,000 homes in Saudi Arabia over the next three to five years as it expands in the kingdom, its chief executive has said.
As elections approach across the continent, European leaders are rushing to settle the multi-trillion euro budget and European Central Bank leadership before potential changes in government alter the political landscape, says Helen Thomas Europe is racing to settle its future before its voters have their say.
Berli Jucker Public Company Limited (BJC) is repositioning its long-established corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability programmes as a key part of its strategy to maintain business…
Data security firm Cohesity appointed Matthew Johnston as Senior Director of Partner Sales for Asia Pacific and Japan to manage enterprise channel partner distribution strategies
The Tax Foundation’s annual International Tax Competitiveness Index, published this week, shows just how far behind we have fallen. Out of 38 OECD countries, Britain ranks just 30th.
Reforming the OBR will take courage, but it would well be worth it, writes Michael Martins in today's Notebook.
