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Issued By Business & Finance Group | Dubai Media City | Issue No.305
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Kareena Kapoor rounds off size zero
Business & Finance Club Magazine - Art & Culture - Kareena Kapoor, who made size zero the talk of town, says she is "round and healthy" but admits her figure got as much attention much like as the Bombay Stock Exchange.
Josh Brolin enjoying the best of both worlds
Business & Finance Club Magazine - Art & Culture - Josh Brolin doesn't have to choose between love and money.He has both in his two Cannes Film Festival entries, playing a financial shark in Oliver Stone's Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps and co-starring in Woody Allen's darkly comic romance You Will Meet a Ta
Judge shows no sympathy for Lindsay Lohan, orders drug tests, monitoring bracelet
Business & Finance Club Magazine - Art & Culture -- Actress Lindsay Lohan agreed to refrain from drinking alcohol or taking drugs as part of the conditions of a bail agreement stemming from a DUI arrest in 2007.
EXCLUSIVE: Paris Hilton Signs on As Celebrity Ambassador for New USO Initiative 'Songs For Soldiers'
Business & Finance Club Magazine - Art & Culture -- More than one hundred uniformed U.S sailors are getting ready to party with Paris Hilton during New York’s Fleet Week ahead of the Memorial Day weekend, as Pop Tarts has exclusively learned that the hotel heiress has taken on the role of official “celebr
American Idol face-off
Business & Finance Club Magazine - Art & Culture - United States -- Even as rumours of a dip in viewership ratings continue to dog American Idol, the two finalists of the show's 9th season — which will be aired in the US Wednesday night — have come a long way indeed.
Inventors’ expo Ibtikar 2010 opens today

Business & Finance Club Magazine - Art & Culture - JEDDAH – Under the patronage of King Abdullah, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, the Ibtikar Innovation Exhibition 2010 will open Sunday in Jeddah with the inventions and creations of 88 Saudi innovators on display.

The event, organized by the King Abdul Aziz and His Companions Foundation for Talent and Creativity – “Mawhiba” – is now officially recognized by the International Federation of Inventors’ Associations, and according to Mawhiba’s Secretary General and exhibition supervisor, Fu’ad Al-Awwad, will reflect the 858 registered Saudi innovations in the last two years in areas of nanotechnology, energy and environment protection, medicine and pharmacology, engineering, water desalination and information technology.

“Ibtikar 2010 will see the participation of 88 Saudi inventors, 65 males and 23 females,” Al-Awwad said. “This year there is also a special pavilion for inventors who have succeeded in turning their inventions into marketed products, and awards of SR50,000 each in various fields will be given to academics and researchers.”

 
 

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