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 The New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq exchange announced they will reopen Wednesday after Hurricane Sandy forced a two-day shutdown, the ... Saudi- Haj generates increased revenue for Makkah The pilgrimage season is the backbone of the commercial and industrial sector in Makkah generating 70 percent of its total annual ... EU NGOs turn heat on Israel by not buying settlement products A new report by 22 aid, development and church groups from nine European Union countries calls for the EU to stop buying goods from Jewish ... Sandy complicates final stretch of US poll campaign
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 Disney is to buy George Lucas's renowned film studio including his "Star Wars" franchise, the entertainment giant said Tuesday, announcing plans for ... "Stunning" start for Windows 8: Microsoft chief
 Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer on Tuesday said the Windows 8 operating system was off to a "stunning" start with four million upgrades ... Greece 'reaches debt deal with creditors': PM
 Greece on Tuesday reached agreement with its international creditors on a new wave of austerity measures necessary to unlock new bailout loans, Prime ... German unemployment rises in October
 Unemployment in Germany rose in October, amid signs that the labour market is increasingly feeling the pinch from the eurozone debt crisis, official ... BP raises dividend as profits jump
 British energy giant BP on Tuesday said its net profit jumped 7.7 percent to $5.43 billion in the third quarter compared to the equivalent period ... Spanish economy wilts 0.3% in third quarter
 Spain's economy wilted in the third quarter of 2011, official data showed Tuesday, as the government imposed a harsh austerity programme in the midst ... Saudi- 1,500 gold shops closed after heavy losses
 More than 1,500 gold and jewelry shops in the Kingdom have been closed down during the past five years as a result of increasing gold prices ... Food is largest part of waste in Saudi Arabia Half-eaten sandwiches, chicken and meat bones, rice, bread and other food items are often seen dumped into the garbage throughout the ... Arafat poisoning probe: Body to be exhumed in November Criminal investigators from France will exhume Yasser Arafat's remains next month to try to find out how the Palestinian leader died, a French ... Fiat trims full year target as Q3 profit doubles
 Italian car maker Fiat said on Tuesday that it had more than doubled its third-quarter profit to 286 million euros from 112 billion ... Georgia teacher turns plane into kindergarten
 A headteacher in the Georgian city of Rustavi has found an unusual way to get children's early education off the ground -- by transforming an ... Saudi- Two new converts narrate their experience as Muslims In Tent No. 27 in northeastern Mina, a Swedish woman was teaching the basics of reciting the Holy Qur'an to a number of European women, seated ... This election, Obama is the wiser economic choice
 Even as our politicians disagree on a great deal, most experts can agree on the objectives of economic policy. The next president will not ... Kuwait- Drunkard seeking money for Eid holds his family hostage Police have taken into custody an unidentified Kuwaiti man for holding his family hostage in a suburb of Sabah Al-Salem, reports Al-Rai ... Kuwait- Asian maid says raped by bedoun in Taima diwaniya An Asian woman, working as a housemaid has filed a case at Taima police station against a Bedoun youth, accusing him of raping her inside the ... Missing Girl found with lover in Kuwait The Sulaibikhat police have arrested an unidentified woman and her paramour, reports Al-Rai ... | 
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