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#Nomakeup trend fails to discourage use of cosmetics

October 8, 2021

The ‘natural’ look often requires more time and effort than you think. It costs time and money to look natural these days. “No-makeup” makeup sounds like an oxymoron. But ask anyone in the beauty industry, which is valued at $445 billion, and they’ll tell you a good chunk of those photos tagged #nomakeup online actually require multiple cosmetics to look so “natural.”

India to become first Asian country to launch a Plastics Pact

British Reporter — UK partners with India to deliver a circular plastics

by British Reporter

September 3, 2021

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Reducing Sugar in Packaged Foods can Prevent Disease in Millions

British Reporter — Cutting 20 percent of sugar from packaged foods and

by British Reporter

August 28, 2021

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Turkish Exporters Could Face Steep Extra Costs Under New EU Carbon Rules

Turkish exporters of energy-intensive products such as cement, steel and aluminium could

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August 2, 2021

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Global sentiment likely to boost regional bourses

The FINANCIAL -- A better than expected employment report in the US and anticipation Germany, France and rest of the Eurozone would act swiftly and decisively to end their lingering sovereign debt crisis in their own best interests is likely to boost

by The FINANCIAL

December 5, 2011

1 min read

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Looking across the Atlantic for clues

The FINANCIAL -- The Eurozone will once again serve as the source of Wall Street's angst, as investors look to a summit of the region's political leaders for decisive solutions for the ballooning debt crisis, told gulfnews.

by The FINANCIAL

December 5, 2011

1 min read

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Gold edges up after US jobs for big weekly gain

The FINANCIAL -- Gold edged higher on Friday, posting its largest weekly gain in over a month as it was supported by worries over inflation after encouraging US payrolls data, told gulfnews.

by The FINANCIAL

December 5, 2011

1 min read

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Dollar falls as strong data fuel risk appetite

The FINANCIAL -- The Dollar Index fell for a fifth consecutive day in its longest losing streak since October as unemployment in the US unexpectedly dropped last month to a two-year low, spurring appetite for higher-yielding assets, according to gulfnews.

by The FINANCIAL

December 5, 2011

1 min read

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Euro gains first time since October

The FINANCIAL -- The euro advanced for the first time in five weeks against the dollar as six central banks including the Federal Reserve acted to make more funds available to lenders to keep Europe's debt crisis from deepening, according to gulfnews.

by The FINANCIAL

December 5, 2011

1 min read

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Huge rally helps Wall Street achieve best week since 2009

The FINANCIAL -- An early rally fizzled on the stock market on Friday but still left the Standard & Poor's 500 index up 7.4 per cent for the week, its biggest gain since March 2009, told gulfnews.

by The FINANCIAL

December 5, 2011

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Gilts decline as funding move dampens demand

The FINANCIAL -- UK gilts declined, pushing 30-year yields higher for the first time in five weeks, as central banks provided cheaper funding to ease strains in the financial markets, and as the US jobless rate unexpectedly fell, told gulfnews.

by The FINANCIAL

December 5, 2011

1 min read

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Wheat up for fifth day, biggest rise since July

The FINANCIAL -- US wheat rose for the fifth day in a row on Friday as short sellers exited the market on increased hopes for a solution to the Eurozone debt crisis and signs the US economy was healing, according to gulfnews.

by The FINANCIAL

December 5, 2011

1 min read

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US data expected to power further surge in shares

The FINANCIAL -- Equity investors in India should get a shot in the arm from the signs of a pick-up in the US economy and concerted moves by Western central banks to throw a lifeline to European banks struggling with the Eurozone

by The FINANCIAL

December 5, 2011

2 mins read

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Forty years is what you need to make it work

The FINANCIAL -- Forty is this week's happy number. As an experienced Al Barsha-based cyclist, it's great to see Emirati pride and passion communicated through a range of ways The nation's flag can be hung or a car can be adorned, told

by The FINANCIAL

December 5, 2011

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