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| | |  | | |  | | Kuwait- 'The Blackberry Gang' arrested for leaking exam questions After unprecedented series of scandals in the history of high school final examinations in Kuwait - leakage of question papers, selling them ... Kuwait- Owner of ten 'fake' firms sells visas to 100 expats Personnel from the General Immigration Department have arrested a Kuwaiti man, who is believed to be in his 40s, for sponsoring more than 100 ... Kerry winds up Mideast peace talks with no deal US efforts to broker a resumption of peace talks ended yesterday without a breakthrough, a top Palestinian official said, although Washington's ... Saudi- Ministry signs 32 municipal projects worth SR 1.45 bn Some 32 new contracts worth more than SR 1.45 billion were recently awarded to a number of national companies for the implementation of ... Saudi- Only 8 interpreters serving 750,000 hearing-impaired A mere eight sign-language interpreters are serving 750,000 people suffering from hearing disabilities in the Kingdom, which amounts to one ... Saudi- Sadara closes main financing for $10.5 bn project Sadara Chemical Company has announced financial close for the funding of main financing of approximately $ 10.5 billion project. This marks the ... 2nd Saudi Securities Forum planned The 2nd Saudi Securities Forum will kick off in Riyadh in September, which will be jointly organized by the Riyadh Chamber of Commerce and ... Saudi stocks gain strength despite oil volatility Recent analysis by the special investigation unit at Al-Eqtisadiah newspaper found out a direct correlation between movements of Saudi stock ... Saudi- SEC signs contracts worth SR 6.3 bn to import cables Saudi Electricity Company yesterday signed contracts worth SR 6.3 billion with national firms to import cables required for boosting its ... EU warns trade deal under threat over US bugging claims
 A long-awaited trade deal between the European Union and the United States could be in jeopardy over allegations that Washington bugged EU offices, ... Saudi oil exports hit 1.27 bn barrels in six months Saudi Arabia exported nearly 1.27 billion barrels of oil in the first six months of the current year that yielded SR 514 billion, an economic ... 'Blasphemy' girl moves to Canada
A Pakistani Christian girl who was arrested for alleged blasphemy last year and forced into hiding for fear of her life has moved to Canada, an ... EU demands answers over alleged US bugging
�The European Union angrily demanded answers from the United States yesterday over allegations Washington had bugged its offices, the latest ... Philippines accuses China of military buildup at sea
The Philippines accused China yesterday of a "massive" military buildup in the South China Sea and described the Asian giant's tactics as a ... Iran confirms arrest of Slovak paragliders
Iran yesterday confirmed the arrest of several Slovaks two days after Bratislava announced that a group of paragliders had been apprehended, ... | |  |     | If you like this newsletter, help us fix your information: click here
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| | | | | | Post name : | US Corn Slips on Good Weather Forecasts! | | | Post Contents : | | | | Agricultural commodities, all over the world, behave quite differently compared to other commodities more. | | | Posted Date: | 7/1/2013 11:22:14 AM | | © 2008 Mercantile Exchange Nepal Limited. All Rights Reserved |
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| Technical Analysis, July 1st — June 5th, 2013 Posted: 29 Jun 2013 09:30 AM PDT The technical analysis, that includes the indicators' data and major pivot points for Brent Oil, Gold, Silver and Copper as traded on spot market as of June 29th, 2013:… |
| | | | | | | | | Murdoch splits empire into two firms
 Rupert Murdoch split his corporate empire into two parts under a long-promised plan to "unlock value" by separating high-flying entertainment ... Financial crisis cripples Spain medical research
 In blue gloves and goggles, Maria Jesus Vicent's team of young researchers busily mix chemicals in their laboratory, where they work at improving ... Lebanon tourism pays the price for Syria's war
 Dia's restaurant in the Lebanese resort village of Aley is deserted. Most years, he caters to thousands of rich Gulf Arab tourists and to visiting ... US stocks rack up strong first half despite June slump
 The S&P 500 scored its best first half rise in 15 years as US stocks closed out a strong first half, despite losses for June driven by worries of ... Kuwait- Two cross-dressers arrested drunk Operatives from Hawalli Security Directorate nabbed two Kuwaiti cross-dressers in Salmiya for consuming alcohol. Apparently, the officers ... Kuwait- Youth makes use of hoax bomb call to board plane "There is a bomb in the plane and it will explode" - this was the hoax statement made by a Kuwaiti youth when he was stopped from boarding a ... Kuwait- Old woman molested A 50-year-old woman has filed a complaint with the concerned authorities accusing an unidentified person of molesting her while she was ... Abaya stores can't find Saudi women workers Clothing retailers here say they are losing money because they are having difficulty finding Saudi women to work in their abaya stores. They ... Pro-Mursi supporters rally in Cairo Thousands of supporters of Egypt's embattled president are rallying in the nation's capital in a show of support ahead of what are expected to ... Kuwait invests $ 24 bn in UK The Kuwait Investment Authority has more than doubled its investment in Britain over the past 10 years to more than $ 24 billion, Bader ... Forbes honors top 100 Indian leaders in UAE
 Recognizing its passion and contribution to the advancement of the Arab region, Forbes Middle East revealed its long-awaited list of the Top ... Saudi Kingdom showcases automotive capabilities to US companies
 Saudi Basic Industries Corporation attended a conference in Detroit, Michigan hosted by the US Saudi Business Council and took part in ... Emerging markets suffer harsh correction
mKFH-Research issued a report that shed light on the sharp decline in emerging markets, caused by concerns that the United States might ... Two-headed turtle hatches at San Antonio zoo
A two-headed turtle has hatched at the San Antonio Zoo and officials have named her Thelma and Louise. The female Texas cooter arrived June ... 'Green energy' has not bloomed yet for investors
The term 'green energy' refers to the benign environmental impact of fuel sources, such as wind and solar, that President Barack Obama promoted ... | | | | If you like this newsletter, help us fix your information: click here
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 | | | Weekly Roundup JUNE 28, 2013 MarketWatch's top 10 stories, June 24-28 By MarketWatch Friday marked the end of the month and of the quarter, in addition, of course, to the week — a week that, itself, was marked by several finales and prospective bookends.When, the market was asking, would the Federal Reserve begin to wind down — or taper, in the current parlance — its bond buying? Did the Supreme Court's decision in the Defense of Marriage Act case signal the end of matrimonial discrimination in America? Is the long-running gold rally well and truly finished? What of the bond boom? And was this the last gasp of BlackBerry's bid to recapture squandered glory?Not to put too fine a point on it, with all that talk of cessation in the air, our Rex Nutting was asking: Who killed the American dream ?Getty ImagesGay-rights supporter Vin Testa waves a rainbow flag outside the Supreme Court building on June 26. The stock market closed out the week higher, despite a patch of intensified selling in Friday's dying moments. And, while June was a down month, the quarter was a winner for the Dow industrials (DJIA), the S&P 500 (SPX) and the Nasdaq Composite (COMP) were all up for the second quarter. In fact, with a 13.8% gain, the Dow enjoyed its best first half since the final year of the last millennium.See Market Snapshot for more daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and year-to-date stock-market facts and figures. Stick with MarketWatch this weekend for breaking news and continuing coverage of the stories that affect your portfolio, your life and your retirement.— Tim Rostan and Saumya VaishampayanBlackBerry in the red BlackBerry shares (BBRY) were crushed after the Canadian smartphone maker failed to swing to a profit and reported lackluster shipments. Full story: BlackBerry bruised as BB10 sales fall short. Celebrations at the CPA's office The Supreme Court ruled that the Defense of Marriage Act is unconstitutional this week, which could result in tax refunds from Uncle Sam for eligible couples if they amend past returns. Full story: Same-sex couples: Celebrate, then call a CPA Detroit's muni mess Detroit's messy restructuring plan, an effort to avoid filing for bankruptcy, is ruffling feathers in the municipal-bond market over its treatment of general obligation bonds. See: Detroit receiver's plan has muni market on edge. Fed officials to market: Calm down, 'feral pigs'! Top Federal Reserve officials sought to calm markets in the wake of the Fed's monetary-statement last week and subsequent jump in interest rates, as they said market participants misunderstood the Fed's policy. See: 3 more Fed officials chastise 'feral hogs.' Central bank of the world The U.S. isn't threatened by a potential slowing of the Federal Reserve's asset purchases later this year, it's the rest of the world. And this means that Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke has to decide whether the Fed is the central bank for the U.S. or the world, writes Matthew Lynn. Read the full column: U.S. ready for Fed taper, but rest of world isn't. Health care is so overrated The young people who surged to the polls in 2008 to elect President Barack Obama might be the same people who fail to comply with his historic health-care law. Full story: Why young Americans may dodge health law. Swiping an iPhone might take on new meaning Consumers agonizing over the next update to Apple Inc.'s (AAPL) iPhones should read through its recent patent application, which hints a fingerprint reader technology, writes Nigam Arora in Trading Deck. See column: Apple's fingerprint reader: the secret is out Gold's worst quarter, ever Gold futures made history on Friday as they posted the worst quarterly loss since modern trading began with a drop of more than 23% in the period. Full story: Gold sees record quarterly plunge. Former New Jersey governor faces charges in MF Global collapse Jon Corzine, former chief of MF Global and ex-governor of New Jersey, was slapped by civil charges for his involvement in the collapse of MF Global Holdings Ltd. Full story: Corzine knowingly directed customer fund use in MF Global's final days, complaint says. Mortgage rates The 30-year mortgage rate posted the largest weekly rate increase since 1987, accelerating after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke talked about tapering later this year. What does this mean for refinancing your mortgage? See the mortgage-rate spike that's killing refis. 
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