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Death toll climbs to 22 in Lagos high-rise collapse
LAGOS: People walk to rescue workers from the rubble of a 21-storey building under construction that collapsed at Ikoyi district of Lagos. - AFPLAGOS: Two more bodies were pulled out yesterday from the debris of a collapsed Lagos high-rise building, bringing the death toll to 22 people, the emergency services said. The 21-storey building was still under construction when it crumbled on Monday in the upscale Ikoyi neighborhood of Nigeria's...
Ronaldo is Man Utd's Jordan, says Solskjaer
BERGAMO: Manchester United's coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer smiles next to his players at the end of the UEFA Champions League group F football match against Atalanta at the Azzurri d'Italia stadium, in Bergamo, on Tuesday. – AFPBERGAMO: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer compared Cristiano Ronaldo's talismanic influence at Manchester United to NBA legend Michael Jordan after he scored twice to salvage a 2-2 draw at Atalanta on Tuesday. For the third time in...
Emery admits to Newcastle interest but insists no formal offer
VILLARREAL: Villarreal's coach Unai Emery gestures during the UEFA Champions League first round group F football match against BSC Young Boys at La Ceramica stadium in Villarreal on Tuesday. – AFPVILLARREAL: Villarreal coach Unai Emery said on Tuesday that Newcastle have shown interest in appointing him as their coach but that there has been no formal offer from the Premier League club. Newcastle, who sit 19th in the table, are seeking a...
Men's skeet, trap training starts at Crown Prince tourney
KUWAIT: Participants in the junior's 10-meter pistol and rifle contest of the HH the Crown Prince Shooting Tournament pose for a group photo after the final held at Kuwait Shooting Sport Club's Jahra branch.By Abdellatif SharaaKUWAIT: The HH the Crown Prince Sheikh Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah Shooting Tournament continues today with the start of official training in the men's skeet and trap, as well as the 50-meter rifle competitions....
Finance takes the center-stage at world leaders' COP26 summit
GLASGOW: US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen speaks to the press during the COP26 UN Climate Summit in Glasgow yesterday. - AFPGLASGOW: Focus at the COP26 summit turned yesterday to how the world will pay for its ambitions to quit fossil fuels and help vulnerable nations survive climate change, as campaigners urged caution over promises of billions from financiers and governments. Negotiators are tasked with using the remaining days of the...
Facebook ends facial recognition over privacy fears
ARLINGTON: In this file illustration photo, a smart phone screen displays the logo of Facebook on a Facebook website background in Arlington, Virginia.-AFPWASHINGTON: Scandal-hit Facebook is shutting down its long-criticized facial recognition system and deleting scan data on a billion people, it said Tuesday, in a shock response to privacy concerns. The announcement came as the tech giant battles one of its worst crises ever, with reams of...
US private employers added 571,000 jobs in October: ADP
MELVILLE, US: Nathaniel Pagendarm hands his resume to Peter Chekijan (left) of Twin Fork Beer Co at the Employers Only Long Island Food, Beverage and Hospitality Job Fair in Melville, New York. - AFPWASHINGTON: Private businesses hired 571,000 workers last month, payroll services firm ADP reported yesterday, the latest sign that the US economy is bouncing back from the Delta wave of COVID-19. The employment increase was better than analysts had...
Huawei made a unique tablet for kids: Huawei MatePad T kids
KUWAIT: You are probably looking for the perfect tablet to give to the little one. A kids tablet need to boast certain features to make sure that kids are protected and are staying safe while using a tech gadget: well you don't need look no further than the latest tablet tailored for children from Huawei, the Huawei MatePad T Kids Edition: It has been designed specifically with children's education, entertainment and health and safety development...
Global Finance recognizes NBK's digital achievements in 2021
DUBAI: Mohammed Al-Othman (center) and Mohammad Al-Kharafi (right) receive the awards on behalf of the bank during a ceremony in Dubai.KUWAIT: Global Finance magazine presented National Bank of Kuwait (NBK) with a number of its annual awards as "Best Consumer Digital Bank" for 2021, totaling 10 awards on the level of Kuwait and the Middle East. The awards were received by Mohammed Al-Othman, General Manager of Consumer Banking, National Bank of...
Burgan Bank posts a strong net income of KD 40m for first 9 months of 2021
Majed Essa Al-AjeelKUWAIT: Burgan Bank has reaffirmed over the first nine months of 2021 its commitment to actioning the core pillars of its corporate strategy for growth and development, which reflected positively in the reported strong net income of KD 40.3 million and a steady growth of 23.6 percent compared to the same period of the prior year. The bank's ambition to strengthen its leading position is backed by steady endeavors to accomplish...
London killings spark surge in women's self-defense classes
Women take part in a self-defense class in south London.-AFP photosOn a dark autumn evening, first-timers arriving for self-defense classes at Urban Fit and Fearless are asked if they have had any past traumas before they start training. After a series of high-profile murders of women in London in recent months, the number of young female participants joining the class is high. One of them, Laura Thompson, a 29-year-old account manager, told...
Al-Reem Reserve largest, most important nature reserve in the Middle East
Oryx roam in Al-Reem Biosphere ReserveAl-Reem Biosphere Reserve, northwest Qatar, covers around 10 percent of Qatar's total land area and has distinctive formations alongside the western coast, making it one of the largest and most important nature reserves in the Middle East.The reserve, which has verdant areas, is recognized under UNESC's Man and the Biosphere Program in 2007. The desert landscapes are home to gazelles and Arabian oryx, among...
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