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Published: Nov. 8, 2009 at 6:53 AM ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Nov. 8 (UPI) -- The Taliban have claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing that killed a local mayor and 11 others in northwest Pakistan Sunday. Mayor Abdul Malik, of... [read full story]                    

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SYRIA: Drought response faces funding shortfall

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KCIC to list on Kuwaiti bourse Nov 24

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The KCIC, an investment firm specializing in investments in Asia, held its first Analyst and Investor Conference in partnership with KCIC's listing advisor, National Investments Company (NIC), at the Kuwait Stock Exchange (KSE)...

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Sensex trades lower on weak European cues; heavyweights dip

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At 13:28 hours IST the Nifty was witnessing selling pressure amid volatility. Telecom and realty stocks were supporting the markets along with Infosys and LT. However, selling continued in oil gas exploration, banking, power,...

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