| Kuwait- Average salaries to grow 4.4% in 2012 The Hay Group stated in its annual compensation and benefits report that in 2012, salaries in Kuwait are expected to post a 4.4-percent gain, reported ... Isuzu to export trucks with logo 'made in Saudi Arabia' Dr. Saleh Al Rashid, general director of the Saudi Industrial Property Authority , declared that "the Isuzu Motors factory in Dammam ... IMF's Lagarde warns against US fudge on fiscal cliff
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China's Legend Holdings, the parent company of personal computer maker Lenovo Group, unveiled plans to float shares in China's A-share market between 2014 ... Kuwait- Molotov bombs dropped, gunshots fired at 'forces'
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 Greece's prime minister said Sunday he was convinced he would soon be able to declare success in his country's huge debt buy-back plan, as he visited ... Spanish health workers stage fresh protest against cuts
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