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Thursday,
25th January 2007 |
Buyers &
Sellers Hit
By Bonus Blues
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Md Rhadzim works at the Mobility Shop
in Centrepoint Gadong. - Yusrin |
Bandar Seri Begawan - As government servants are mulling
how best to put their impending bonus to use, retail and
commercial sector in the country is waiting to get a slice of
the big government payout to more than 30,000 public sector
staff.
...FULL STORY
Related News:
Bonus Time For Bruneians
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Nanning Woos
Brunei Investors
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Mr Lim Seng Kok, Chairman of Hockien
Association, presenting a souvenir to the head of the Nanning
delegation yesterday. - Achong Tanjong |
Bandar Seri Begawan - A nine-member delegation from
Nanning Investment Promotion Bureau yesterday sought to promote
and enhance business opportunities with Brunei Darussalam.
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STORY
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Promoting
Brunei Tourism On Global Scale
Bandar Seri Begawan - Brunei tourism has reached the shores
of the Gulfwith the publication of an artier entitled "Knocking On
Brunei's Door" in the biggest newspaper in United Arab Emirates,
Gulf News.
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Sheikh Jamaluddin bin Sheikh Mohammad
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5 Americans
killed in Iraq copter crash
Bagdhad, Iraq -
A U.S. security company helicopter crashed Tuesday as it flew
over a dangerous Sunni neighborhood in the central Baghdad where
insurgents and Iraqi security troops fought a prolonged gun battle. |
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ABDB Win
B-League Cup
Bandar Seri Begawan - QAF FC's dream of capturing their
first-ever B-League Cup was dashed when ABDB came from behind to win
32 in extra time with No 9 Noormasaidiarwan Md Saini scoring the
winning goal at the Hassanal Bolkiah National Stadium last night. |
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U.S. docs
tough on blood pressure
Chicago- High blood pressure is controlled better in the
United States than in five Western European countries, a study
found, and researchers credit American doctors' more aggressive
prescribing of drugs. |
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Australian diver says partly
swallowed by shark
Sydney
- An Australian abalone diver told rescuers he was
partly swallowed head-first by a Great White Shark on Tuesday but
managed to fight his way free, suffering a broken nose and bite
marks around the chest. |
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