Degree or company… what should a university produce?
The prevailing view of university education in most countries is that it produces employees. But in other places that have…
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768 Million Dinars: Amman Chamber of Commerce Exports in the First Half of This Year
The value of certificates of origin issued by the Amman Chamber of Commerce (ACC) to export goods and commodities to…
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European Stock Indices Post Positive Performance, Close Higher
European stock indices recorded a positive performance today, Friday, tracking the de-escalation path in the Middle East and following the…
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Slight Decline for the British Pound Against the Dollar and Euro
The British pound recorded a slight decline against both the US dollar and the euro during Friday’s trading, according to…
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Economists: National Economy Holds Key Drivers Enabling Growth and Crisis Recovery
Recent years have proven that the national economy possesses many key drivers that have enabled it to withstand regional storms…
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Abu Ali: Developing Tax Personnel is a Priority
The Director General of the Income and Sales Tax Department, Dr. Hossam Abu Ali, emphasized the importance of investing in…
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FAO: Global Food Prices Rise 2.2%
Data from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) showed that global food prices rose by 2.2…
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AI, Live Data and Integrity Tech Headline SBC Summit’s New Sports Betting Innovation Track
SBC Summit will spotlight the technologies driving the next generation of sports betting with a dedicated Sports Betting Innovation track. Featuring leading…
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U.S. Dollar Heads for Biggest Weekly Loss in Three Months
The U.S. dollar is on track to record its largest weekly decline in nearly three months after weaker-than-expected employment data…
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FAO: Global Food Prices Decline for a Second Consecutive Month in June
Global food prices edged lower in June, marking a second consecutive monthly decline, as falling prices for sugar, cereals, and…
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