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Gulf gears up fuel alternatives Print E-mail
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The Power and Finance Week conference which takes place today, 28 Oct to 1 Nov in Bahrain will discuss the future of alternative fuels to include nuclear safety management and nuclear licensing. ESR Technology Group CEO David Weaver will present the overview. There are 114 active power generation projects of all types in the GCC countries worth a combined total of over $160bn.
 
Sharjah signs Darwish contract Print E-mail
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Sharjah Investment Center announced that it has signed a contract of over half a billion dirhams with Darwish Engineering Emirates, for the infrastructure works of its 32 million square feet flagship project located near Sharjah International Airport, Hamriyah Free Zone.
 
Landmark invests in Bahrain Print E-mail
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Landmark invests in BahrainLandmark Properties has announced in its recent participation to Bahrain's Property Arabia and the Worldwide Property Show 2007 that it will invest about BD120 million in various real estate projects, reported Bahrain Tribune. The company is currently developing the Marvida Tower and plans to launch another 22-storey property in Juffair with total number 96 units.
 
Astronauts open up new station addition Print E-mail
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Astronauts open up new station additionAstronauts swung open the door to their new space station addition Saturday and floated into the spacious and sparkling white room, formally christening it Harmony.

Even though it looked immaculate inside, international space station commander Peggy Whitson and Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli — the first to enter — wore surgical masks and goggles to protect themselves from any dirty stowaways, like dust, lint or crumbs. The air inside the school bus-size chamber was immediately tested.

Harmony was named by schoolchildren in America but made in Italy, and Nespoli proudly noted that as he bobbed up and down in the 24-foot-long, 14-foot-diameter chamber that was delivered by shuttle Discovery.

"It's a pleasure to be here in this very beautiful piece of hardware," he said.
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Germany tempted to lock up its industrial jewels Print E-mail
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Germany tempted to lock up its industrial jewelsGermany's fractious coalition government has an issue both sides agree on -- the need to protect key industries, the country's crown jewels, from hostile foreign takeovers.

Several initiatives were floated last week that aimed to head off investors seen to be out only for their own interests, to the point where industrialists have warned against starting a protectionist backlash.

On Monday, leaders of Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU) approved a proposal aimed at shielding sectors essential to national security and "strategic infrastructure" from foreign investment funds.

The conservative party's plan was quickly hailed by the center-left Social Democrats (SPD) as a step in the right direction.
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Microsoft deal values Facebook at $15B Print E-mail
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Microsoft deal values Facebook at $15BIt's hard to determine what's more surprising about Microsoft Corp.'s investment in Facebook Inc. — the appraisal that valued a 3 1/2-year-old Internet hangout at $15 billion or the rare snub of online search leader Google Inc.

The $240 million price Microsoft paid for a 1.6 percent stake in Facebook demonstrates just how badly the world's largest software maker wanted to deepen its relationship with a startup that doesn't even have $200 million in annual revenue.

By sealing the deal Wednesday, Microsoft finally trumped Google after losing previous high-stakes bidding battles involving a stake in AOL and ownership of online video sharing pioneer YouTube and Internet ad service DoubleClick Inc.
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Doha builds underground stadium Print E-mail
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Doha has begun work on the world's first underground stadium, which will be used for matches during the 2011 Asian Cup football tournament and future events, reported The Peninsula. The stadium, which will cost over $20m, will be an all-weather sports facility located about 3kms away from Al Ahli Stadium. No name has yet been given for the stadium.
 
Gulf projects may slow Print E-mail
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The Middle East may see fewer oil and gas projects in the near future due to a shortage of available contractors, reported Gulf News. Abdul Aziz Alidi, business development manager of new projects at Arab Petroleum Investments Corp, said a short-term slowdown is likely until the expected arrival of new firms from China, South Korea and Russia help alleviate the bottleneck. He said the influx of contractors will also help lower contract costs, which have been climbing.
 
Mattingly interviewed for Yankee manager's job Print E-mail
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Mattingly interviewed for Yankee manager's jobFormer New York Yankees player Don Mattingly became the second person interviewed to replace Joe Torre as the team manager on Tuesday.

"I knew from the beginning what I wanted," Mattingly told a conference call after meeting with club officials, including owner George Steinbrenner, in Tampa, Florida.

"I just wasn't willing to talk about it publicly. I was trying to take it all in."

Former Florida Marlins manager Joe Girardi was interviewed on Monday and Yankees first base coach Tony Pena, the former Kansas City Royals manager, is due to talk to the club on Wednesday.
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