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Asian consumers most upbeat, American sentiment dips

Consumer confidence is strongest in emerging Asia, Brazil and Australia, but weakened slightly in the United States in the fourth quarter as Americans worried about job security, a survey showed on Wednesday.

Indebted Dubai puts on brave face for tower opening

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Dubai opened the world's tallest structure in a glitzy ceremony meant to put a brave face on crushing debt woes, leading some to wonder whether the tower is the emirate's crowning glory or its last hurrah.

Dubai's Emaar to shift focus after tower opening

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Dubai's Emaar Properties (EMAR.DU) opened the world's tallest tower on Monday, marking the completion of the last of its big local landmark projects and the start of a new strategy which is expected to focus on overseas projects, hotels and hospitals.
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World's tallest building opens in Dubai

Dubai's ruler inaugurates the world's tallest building on Monday, in a testament to the emirate's still strong ambitions to become a global business hub despite the debt problems that have dampened investor optimism.
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Dubai Properties culls top execs, including CFO

Dubai Properties Group, owned by the ruler of Dubai's holding company, replaced several executives including its chief financial officer on Sunday and pledged better corporate governance to improve operations.
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South Korea wins landmark Gulf nuclear power deal

A South Korean group won a landmark deal to build and operate four nuclear reactors for the United Arab Emirates, beating more favored U.S. and French rivals to one of the Middle East's biggest ever energy contracts.
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S.Korea wins Gulf nuclear power deal

A South Korean group won a landmark deal to build and operate four nuclear reactors for the United Arab Emirates, beating more favoured U.S. and French rivals to one of the Middle East's biggest ever energy contracts.
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S.Korea wins $40 billion UAE nuclear deal

A South Korean consortium won a $40 billion deal to build and operate four nuclear reactors for the United Arab Emirates, beating U.S. and French rivals to one of the Middle East's biggest ever energy contracts.
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Daily Wrap Up - December 25

A Nigerian man linked to al Qaeda tried to set off an explosive device aboard a U.S. passenger plane as it approached Detroit on Friday, but was overpowered by passengers and crew and the aircraft landed safely, U.S. officials said.
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Dubai's Deyaar says not in merger talks

Dubai developer Deyaar said it is not in merger talks, and said it remained focused on exploring growth opportunities in the United Arab Emirates and other markets.
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OPEC keeps output goals, seeks quota discipline

OPEC agreed on Tuesday to keep supply curbs unchanged but faces a battle to crack down on those in its ranks who are failing to comply with quota restrictions if it wants to drain bulging global fuel inventories.
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DFM's bid for Nasdaq Dubai hits Nasdaq pockets

Dubai Financial Market DFM.DU(DFM) bid $121 million for Nasdaq Dubai, hitting New York-based Nasdaq OMX's (NDAQ.O) pockets, as well as the idea that international investor flows matter much in the Emirates.
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OPEC seeks to stem quota leakage after deal

OPEC agreed on Tuesday to keep supply curbs unchanged but faces an uphill battle to crack down on those in its ranks failing to comply with quota restrictions if it wants to drain bulging global fuel inventories.
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OPEC keeps oil supply unchanged

OPEC agreed on Tuesday to keep supply curbs unchanged but faces an uphill battle to improve compliance with self-imposed quota restrictions if it wants to drain bulging global fuel inventories.
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Dubai set for Jan standstill pitch

Dubai World disappointed creditors on Monday by making little progress on securing standstill on $22 billion (13.6 billion pounds) of debt, as a key creditor meeting turned out to be a tame affair with less than half the expected attendees showing up.
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Heavily indebted Dubai World to pitch standstill

Dubai World disappointed creditors on Monday by making little progress on securing standstill on $22 billion of debt, as a key creditor meeting turned out to be a tame affair with less than half the expected attendees showing up.

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