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Oman ranks 68th in 2024 Social Progress Index

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Unique mobile phone subscriptions rise to 33 5 million

The number of mobile subscribers in Kenya rose to 33.5 million last year, representing an uptake of 61 percent.

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it s pretty cool. he recorded his own version of space oddity from the international space station. that is the real deal. now for our monday business report. we turn to cnbc s jackie deangelis. good morning. good morning. well, jamie dimon saying he may leave jpmorgan if shareholders vote to split his duties. now, jpmorgan has come under fire from a massive trading loss. the obama administration may not make a decision on the controversial keystone xl pipeline. the white house is weighing the project s impact on everything. finally this morning a new u.n. report says that mobile phones will outnumber people on the planet earth by the end of next year. there are currently 6.8 billion mobile phone subscriptions just shy of the world s population of 7.1 billion. betty, back over to you. we all need more than one

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Transcripts For CNNW World Business Today 20111227

jong-un pubically mourned his father, state media referred to him as head of the ruling party. sunday a group of visiting south korean visitors met with the assembly. two swedish journalists have been sentenced to 11 years in prison in ooet yoethiopia. they were found guilty of supporting terrorism. britain s prince philip will leave hospital today. a buckingham palace says the 90-year-old will rejoin the queen and members of the royal family. prince philip spent christmas in hospital following a successful surgery to open a blocked artery in his heart. those are the top stories. i m zain verjee. world business today starts now. good morning from cnn london. i m charles hodson. welcome to world business today. our top stories on tuesday, the 27th of december. hospital patients are put in pearl in india. 10,000 state doctors are on strike for a seventh day, calling for higher wages. rue pert murdoch s media empire made its own headlines in 2011. we explain why the ph

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