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  • Pass This Test, Then We'll Talk
    By RACHEL S. COHEN July 1, 2008 10:37 EDT
    Before a job applicant at Nationwide Auto Insurance even sees or speaks to a human being at the company, the candidate must pass two rounds of online tests.
  • What The World's Wealthiest Buy
    By LAUREN SHERMAN July 1, 2008 10:25 EDT
    U.S. consumer confidence may be at its lowest in 16 years, but the worlds ultra-rich who like to spend their money on things or experiences that will enhance their lifestyle, such as travel or jewelry, arent deterred by the shaky economy.
  • The World's Priciest Burger: $185
    By JAVIER ESPINOZA July 1, 2008 10:53 EDT
    Money cant buy you good taste but it can definitely buy you the most expensive burger in the world. Named simply, The Burger, it is selling at 95 pounds ($185) at a Burger King in the exclusive district of South Kensington on Wednesday.
  • Survey Predicts Strong Growth in MENA Private Equity Market
    By MIDDLE EAST TIMES July 1, 2008 8:24 EDT
    The Middle East and North Africa, or MENA, will experience strong domestic growth in its energy, infrastructure, utilities, real estate and financial sectors, a survey into confidence and market sentiment in the regions private equity market shows.
  • The Chinese Dragon in Mideast Politics
    By CLAUDE SALHANI (UPI Contributing Editor) June 30, 2008 10:06 EDT
    Enter the Dragon in Middle East politics. No, this is not the title of a remake of an old Bruce Lee action-packed made in Hong Kong karate movie. Rather, this title refers more to Chinas new policies in countering Western influence for a piece of the Middle Easts most important commodity – oil.
  • Oil Prices Reach Record Highs
    By SANA ABDALLAH (Middle East Times, with agency dispatches) June 27, 2008 11:31 EDT
    AMMAN -- Despite a pledge by Saudi Arabia to increase its crude output by next week, oil prices continued an upward trend on Friday and more than doubled since a year ago, jumping to a new record high of more than $142 a barrel, giving credence to producer claims that the cause is not insufficient supplies, but unbridled speculation.
  • Wildcatters in Controversial Iraq Oil Deals Optimistic
    By BEN LANDO (UPI) June 26, 2008 12:14 EDT
    ERBIL, Iraq -- It could be the new age for wildcatters, or just the new age of Iraqi oil development, but the monthly gathering of operators in Iraqs Kurdistan region is an optimistic party despite above-ground challenges that eclipse those subsoil.
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