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TheWeek is a 48-page, all colour weekly and was the first free newspaper in the sultanate. It is the only Omani newspaper to ever win an international award. 1 business magazine and international media award winner makes business information accessible, attractive and in a reader friendly format.
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RAO, RAFO and French Armed Forces conduct exercise in Dhofar. The exercise was held under the patronage of Maj Gen Mattar bin Salim al Balushi, commander of RAO. SQU students use fish skin to treat burn injuries on rats. Two persons were arrested on charges of assault and arson in Jalaan Bani Bu Ali.
TheWeek is a 48-page, all colour weekly and was the first free newspaper in the sultanate. It is the only Omani newspaper to ever win an international award. 1 business magazine and international media award winner makes business information accessible, attractive and in a reader friendly format.
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TOP NEWS Wednesday, 19 May 2010. Euro chief backs EU plans to vet national budgets. Eurozone finance chief Jean-Claude Juncker gave his backing to controversial plans for Brussels to vet the budgets of all 27 EU countries before they are put to national parliaments. Luxembourg Prime Minister Juncker said the plans, which drew lukewarm reaction from Sweden and others when they were unveiled last week by the European Commission, were heading in the right direction. Middlesea Group registers profitable Q1.
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Melstacorp emerged into the limelight especially with the recent restructuring of Distilleries Company of Sri Lanka as its largest subsidiary. Amitha Gooneratne, Managing Director, speaks about the role of Melstacorp as a holding company and the performance of its subsidiaries and associated companies. BUSINESS TODAY TOP TWENTY FIVE 2014-2015. DIALOG DELIVERING THE FUTURE TODAY. TECHNEED VENTURES INTO SRI LANKAN IOT INDUSTRY. AMAGI HOTELS LAUNCHES AMAGI ARIA.
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