Gulf News - 2014-01-06

• Glitch results in incorrect debits
• Cleaning fish after studying IT
• Crash diet to tackle diabetes
• Violent poll victory for Hasina’s party
• Facts and figures
• Bank customers feel pinch of card glitch on Saturday
• Search for missing diver continues
• Pupils look forward to new semester
• Citizens, expats salute Khalifa’s leadership
• Twitter abuzz with messages of gratitude
• Groom on way to receive bride killed in car crash
• At least 23 killed in north Yemen clashes
• Bahrain did not recall India envoy
• Man threatens imam in fundraisin­g bid
• US pledges ‘ fair’ Mideast peace proposal in talks with leaders
• Al Sissi has Egypt on tenterhook­s
• Iraq set for major attack on Fallujah
• Rebels battle Al Qaida- linked Isil fighters in Syria
• Lebanese anti- Syria figures threatened
• South Sudan general is killed as talks begin
• Protesters vow ‘ to walk’ till they win
• US icebreaker to rescue two ships in Antarctica
• Typhoon brings unexpected medical aid to Philippine town
• Pyongyang fumes at Seoul’s rejection
• US envoy in Sri Lanka to discuss war crimes
• Aam Aadmi Party in membership drive
• Goa begins clampdown on nightlife
• Search on for survivors in Goa disaster
• Indigenous rocket blasts off successful­ly
• MQM suggests Sindh zoning through a negotiated deal
• UAE businessma­n appointed Sharif’s special envoy
• Lawyer: Musharraf will not appear in court
• Comments on World War condemned
• More than half of Spaniards want king to abdicate — poll
• Blair banks £ 13m in bumper year
• Pope Francis announces first visit to Holy Land
• Arctic blast to hit Midwest, Northeast
• How to stay safe
• Mali, Niger evacuate citizens from CAR
• Project offers hope for Kenya’s unemployed
• Game- changing poll year worldwide
• US justice not for Afghanista­n
• “It will be interestin­g to follow how far the Saudis will go to challenge status quo ties with the US.”
• “UK politician­s are posturing because they need a scapegoat for falling living standards.”
• Netanyahu playing gloomy peace game
• Nakheel repayments indicate new confidence
• France’s obligation to Africa
• A love letter to the love letter
• Compromise not a four- letter word
• Is Greece fit to take over EU presidency?
• Making way for Rahul, with a sting in the tail
• Today in History
• Influx will add to the pressure not create chaos
• Bank addresses and resolves reader’s issue
• Unfinished work along Dubai Creek poses threat of injury for joggers
• Be careful with private clinics
• Crossword
• Bernanke: 2014 could be a better year for US economy
• Obama pushes for jobless benefits extension
• World oil demand to rise by 1m bpd
• Private banks eye wealthy patrons
• Show to feature ‘ Internet of things’
• Emirates SkyCargo revenue up
• E- shopping, card use set to increase
• Taqa’s hybrid- electric car race for GCC students
• Liberty Media bids for full ownership of satellite radio service Sirius XM for $ 23b
• Korean builders face winner’s curse in the Middle East
• Fraser & Neave eyes China expansion
• South Korean presence 41% 79%
• Portfolio 36%
• Distressed debt specialist­s in US converge on Europe
• Gulf banks poised to play bigger air finance role
• High net worth individual­s expected to save more in 2014
• Africa’s M& A prospects brighten
• Reality may not reflect promise
• Personal data is out there for the asking
• Gulf needs to go light on sulphur
• Dubai and Abu Dhabi go opposite ways
• Have a process and try to improve it
• SCA issues rules for Covered Bonds
• Dubai Mercantile Exchange records 36% increase in 2013
• Investors still shy away from Nigeria
• US firms detect $ 76b pension burden easing after Fed move
• Fed ‘ must not rush to reduce stimulus’
• Tapering keeps markets expecting
• Franklin Templeton dismisses taper fears
• ‘ I live and will die for football’
• Vaas rubbishes reports of rift with Malinga
• Recent Ashes series shows once again cricket can be a funny game
• Gambhir will not take the selfish route
• Clarke says Australia will take ‘ greatest bowling attack’ to challenge South Africa
• Harris fashions Australia’s clean sweep
• Fully- Cooked England aim to stop the rot
• Ashes rout boosts Australia to world No. 3
• Asia Cup stars ready for big league
• Mena Tour quartet get direct Classic entry
• Saqlain wins it for Phoenix Medicine
• A big boost in bid to retain World Cup, coach says
• Masters ex- champion Johnson grabs three- shot lead in Hawaii
• Dunlop ready for big test in 24 Hours of Dubai
• Al Ahli apologise for fielding banned player
• Mohammad creative awards today
• Hewitt stuns Federer in battle of golden oldies
• Nadal braces for ‘ strange days’
• The King who lit up a World Cup
• Mikel and Oscar on target as Chelsea ease past Derby
• Wenger fears impact of Walcott absence
• Comments come back to bite Lambert
• Lescott fumes after abuse from City fans
• Koke gives Atletico fizz in race for title
• Colts and Saints use their late heroics to advance
• Spurs too good for Paul- less Clippers
• Is Evangelist­a settling down? So, are you engaged? How’s your relationsh­ip with your parents? They have also been very vocal about their objection to your relationsh­ip.
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