April 2017 | Arabian Post

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Kuwaiti Business Leader Recognised For Developing Region’s Mid-Economy Hotel Sector

Thin layers of water hold promise for the energy storage of the future

Pope Francis denounces barbarity during Egypt visit | Reuters

NATO, EU Rebuke Macedonia Over Parliament Violence

EU states approve plans for stricter limits on pollutants from power plants | Reuters

How state-of-the-art camera that behaves like the human eye could benefit robots and smart devices

Anti-racism protesters crash anti-EU UKIP election launch | Reuters

Nintendo Switch Has My Gaming PC Covered in Dust | Jeffrey L. Wilson

Vix ‘fear gauge’ closes at 3-year low

Alabbar eyes venture capital move to kick start $1bn tech fund – Banking & Finance

Frugal U.S. consumers seen holding back first-quarter GDP | Reuters

Is it ‘tacky’ for Obama to be cashing in? – Poynter

Some Mushrooms Can Glow In The Dark: Here’s Why They Are Luminescent : SCIENCE : Tech Times

Israel planning 15,000 more settlement homes in Jerusalem | Reuters

Nurse cleared by Dubai court of stealing from sponsor, 81

Weekend picks at the Abu Dhabi International Book Fair

Deutsche Bank appoints Citigroup’s von Moltke as CFO

Just These Five Companies Account For 28% Of The S&P’s 2017 Returns

What air travelers will tolerate for non-discriminatory security screening, study reveals

El Nino likely to return this year

Strategy, value and positioning in emerging markets

US shale regains strength amidst OPEC cuts

British inventor takes flight in ‘Iron Man’ suit

Luxemburger Wort – Luxembourg actively shared ‘Panama Papers’ information, minister says

Oxford Business Group research available on Thomson Reuters Eikon

Egypt issues law allowing president to appoint judges | Reuters

Uber self-driving car chief moves aside amid Waymo trade secrets scandal

Jailed Bahrain activist on hunger strike – Culture & Society

Wireless power can drive tiny electronic devices in the GI tract

Trump spurns Taiwan president’s suggestion of another phone call | Reuters

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