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AMC brings 9-screen luxury cinema to Jeddah

AMC Cinemas, in yet another move to develop the moviegoing experience in Saudi Arabia, has opened its ninth location in the Kingdom at Jeddah’s Stars Avenue shopping mall. It is a first for AMC Cinemas in the Kingdom’s west coast city and will offer moviegoers the same luxurious standards they have come to expect and enjoy from AMC Cinemas elsewhere.

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Scientists say outlook for western US fire season grim

(AP) â As bad as last yearâs record-shattering fire season was, the western U.S. starts this year in even worse shape. Despite some recent precipitation, the soil in much of the West is record dry for this time of year. Plants that fuel fires are also the driest scientists have seen. The vegetation is primed to ignite, especially in the Southwest, where dead juniper trees are full of flammable needles. âItâs like having gasoline out there,â said Brian Steinhardt, forest fire zone manager for Prescott and Coconino national forests in Arizona. A climate change-fueled megadrought of more than 20 years is making conditions that lead to fire even more dangerous, scientists say. Rainfall in the Rockies and farther west was the second lowest on record in April, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

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Oil steady near week-high as prospect of Iran supply glut wanes

Oil steady near week-high as prospect of Iran supply glut wanes Reuters Tokyo | Updated on Indirect negotiations between US and Iran due to resume in Vienna this week Oil prices were steady on Tuesday, holding around one-week highs after jumping more than 3 per cent the previous session as prospects of an early return of oil exporter Iran to international crude markets lessoned. Brent crude futures were down 6 cents at $68.40 a barrel by 0039 GMT, having jumped 3 per cent on Monday. US West Texas Intermediate futures fell 8 cents to $65.97 a barrel, after gaining 3.9 per cent the previous session. Indirect negotiations between the US and Iran are due to resume in Vienna this week. Talks were given another life after Tehran and the UN nuclear agency extended a monitoring agreement on the Middle Eastern country’s atomic programme.

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Debt restructuring could cost up to 134 percent of Lebanon s GDP, S&P warns

DUBAI: The cost for Lebanese banks to restructure debts could range from 30 percent to 134 percent of the country’s GDP for 2021, S&P Global said. The political deadlock in the country has left key institutions, including the banking system, unable to pursue economic recovery and restructure outstanding debt. “The main stumbling block to restructuring appears to be that Lebanon is currently functioning with a caretaker government without authority to agree terms with creditors,” the report said. Failure to restructure the financial system could leave the Levant country with banks unfit to support economic recovery, it added. But even if banks are able to restructure, the global credit agency said external funding alone “will probably be insufficient to absorb those costs.”

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