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Anthony Hilton's Week: The tax-exile hedgies cowed into seeking a sneaky return
www.independent.co.uk
[The Independent] - Mohamed Al Fayed, the owner of Harrods for years, paid less UK tax than might be expected for someone in his position thanks to a private deal he struck with what was then known as the Inland Revenue. More recently, Dave Hartnett, the current boss of
Saudi billionaire buys Scotsman Hotel Group out of administration
www.yorkshirepost.co.uk
[Yorkshire Post] - Sheikh Mohamed Bin Issa Al Jaber re-established control of the Scotsman Hotel Group, which runs 42 The Calls in Leeds, after completing a deal through his hotels and resorts arm JJW Group. The deal secured 27 jobs at 42 The Calls and, according to the
Lord Mandelson courted Mubarak's dying regime
www.telegraph.co.uk
[Telegraph.co.uk] - A month later he wrote to the Egyptian ambassador in London, Hatem Seif El Nasr, who contacted the then minister of foreign trade in Cairo, Rachid Mohamed Rachid, on January 31, outlining Lord Mandelson's offer. Mr El Nasr's letter, written in Arabic
Google News: Thousands of lives lost to revolution
[Financial Times] - Mohamed Bouazizi doused his body with petrol and set himself alight one year ago Saturday, igniting a revolution in his own country, Tunisia, and spreading flames of revolt throughout the Arab world. The young fruit and vegetable seller from the poor
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