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Saudi Aramco selects lead underwriters for $100 billion IPO: WSJ

Tipster Reveals iPhone 8 Game Changer: 3D Camera For Selfie, Security, Next-Generation Mobile Games

Deadline extended for art initiative to honour UAE martyrs

Arabic Treasures: how The Cairo Trilogy is a family saga for the ages

White House rivalry poses challenge to McMaster

Gaza Is Outwardly Rebuilding, but Inwardly Fearful

Index trackers give Snap carte blanche on investor rights

US grid can handle more offshore wind power, cutting pollution and power costs

Mexico homicides jump by a third amid cartel infighting

Milo Yiannopoulos quits Breitbart, vows to start his own company

Malaysia identifies North Korean embassy official among suspects

What should the Han Solo movie be called? Here are the best options.

Qatar's Nakilat annual net profit falls 2.9%

Irrespective Of Travel Ban, Trump Has Broad Executive Powers On Immigration Enforcement

Likelihood of dieting success lies within your tweets

PTI fails to provide any evidence in Panama Papers case: Dastgir – Radio Pakistan (press release)

Today's leading causes of DDoS attacks

The Commercial Bank (P.S.Q.C.) Announces Net profit of QAR 501.4 Million for the Full Year Ended 31 December 2016

Saudis may get Aramco IPO shares at discount

Researcher using kinetics, not temperature, to make ceramic coatings

Amnesty says Trump's "poisonous" rhetoric makes world a darker place

Tillerson affirms importance of constructive U.S.-China ties

Asia up as Wall Street extends record rise, dollar steady

UPS Shows Off Delivery Truck That Can Launch Packages Via Drones

Event pays tribute to elderly Emiratis

10 things to do today: see Korean film The Fatal Encounter, head to a comedy show and more

Investors quiz Snap executives at New York roadshow

Elor Azaria, Israeli Soldier Who Killed Wounded Assailant, Gets 18 Months in Prison

Le Pen poll lead hits Franco-German bond spread

In great shape: Scientist's metamaterial is now proved to be the world's first to achieve the performance predicted by theoretical bounds