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LONDON: British Pakistani singer Nish Asher has celebrated the success of ‘Khuda Aur Mohabbat’ OST that she sang with Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan during a trip to Lahore from...

ISLAMABAD: The federal government has proposed an allocation of Rs21.72 billion for the health sector under Public Sector Development Programme for fiscal year 2021-22 for 20 ongoing schemes and 26...

ISLAMABAD: The federal government has proposed an allocation of Rs21.72 billion for the health sector under Public Sector Development Programme for fiscal year 2021-22 for 20 ongoing schemes and 26...

GENEVA: The Covid-19 pandemic has pushed more than 100 million more workers into poverty, the UN said on Wednesday, after working hours plummeted and access to good-quality jobs evaporated.And the...

Dina Asher-Smith needs to find form this summer to have a chance of winning
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Early-season races are invariably sedate affairs: a chance to remove the rust and loosen the limbs after months of punishing winter training. There tends to be very little at stake. Olympic medals cannot be won and lost in May.
That much remains true, but as warm-up events go, the women’s 100 metres at this Sunday’s Gateshead Diamond League could prove one of the most significant races of the year. If Dina Asher-Smith is in any danger of underestimating the scale of her task at this summer’s Olympics, she is in for a stark reminder.

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf was given a 100m lane at the USATF Golden Games last weekend, bringing more eyes to the event

Sydney mum charged after daughter allegedly dragged 100m under car
2 May, 2021 11:52 PM
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Keely Palmer was dragged 100m down a suburban street by a car allegedly being driven by her mother. Photo / via Facebook
Keely Palmer was dragged 100m down a suburban street by a car allegedly being driven by her mother. Photo / via Facebook
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By: Rohan Smith
A Sydney mum is facing serious charges after allegedly getting behind the wheel of a car while under the influence of alcohol and running over her own daughter.
Dale Palmer, 58, is accused of driving the family's Toyota Starlet at 12.40am on Sunday during her son's 21st birthday party.

News Direct: Velocity Global Acquires iWorkGlobal to Accelerate Remote Work and Global Expansion Platform; Receives $100M Growth Investment From FFL Partners
Denver, Colorado and San Francisco, California--(Newsfile Corp. - April 6, 2021) -
Velocity Global, the leading provider of global expansion solutions, today announced its acquisition of iWorkGlobal, a wholly owned subsidiary of Gary D. Nelson and Associates, and a $100 million growth investment from private equity firm FFL Partners. The combined company, under the Velocity Global name, creates the largest U.S. domestic and global Employer of Record (EoR) and accelerates the future of remote work for companies around the world.

US: Jesuit Priests To Pay $100M For Slaveholding
'Our shameful history of Jesuit slaveholding' in US has been taken off the dusty shelf,’ says Fr. Tim Kesicki.
A US Catholic order has reportedly pledged to raise $100 million for the descendants of the slaves it once owned and sold by creating a foundation.
The New York Times reported on Monday that the Jesuit priests' foundation described the move as "one of the largest efforts by an institution to atone for slavery."
"In a landmark undertaking in the pursuit of racial healing and justice, descendants of ancestors enslaved and sold by the Jesuits and the Jesuits of the United States have announced a partnership to create the Descendants Truth & Reconciliation Foundation," the Jesuit priests said in a statement.

Over $100m paid in claims for elderly falling in the Bay of Plenty in five years
11 Mar, 2021 05:00 PM
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Rory O'Rourke who says falls are really bad for older people and he's been going to balance classes to help him keep on his feet after having a few falls recently
Rory O'Rourke who says falls are really bad for older people and he's been going to balance classes to help him keep on his feet after having a few falls recently
Thousands of Rotorua seniors are falling every year promoting payments of over $21 million to the city in claims to help them recover.

10 marzo 2021 06:44
Fonte: Adnkronos
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Company also adds €83 million in debt financing from BlackRock to its balance sheet
MADRID, March 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Jobandtalent - a workforce marketplace that matches workers with temporary roles - announced it secured a €100 million investment from SoftBank Vision Fund 2[1] via its Series D round. In addition, the company has secured €83 million in debt financing from BlackRock. This comes after Jobandtalent closed a successful €88 million round in December. The funding will accelerate Jobandtalent's expansion into new markets, including the US, and the consolidation of its leadership position in existing territories.
 
 
Jobandtalent has developed technology to provide tailored matches between workers and companies in a range of sectors including logistics, e-commerce, warehousing, and manufacturing. As the marketplace grows, the technology is able to learn and make even better matches - meaning more workers in good jobs, and happy companies.

(MENAFN - Gulf Times) Irish raider Bowerman won a spectacular duel in the final 100m to win the Irish Thoroughbred Marketing Cup (QA Group 2), even as Wasim al-Sahn's charge Ghannam beat a highly-rated field to notch a surprise win in the Gulf Cup on the second day of the HH The Amir Sword Festival at Qatar Racing and Equestrian Club's Al Rayyan Park on Friday.
Bowerman, from the yards of Irish handler Adrian McGuinness, opened the mile-long USD 200,000 invitation-only feature for older Thoroughbreds wide from Gate 13. Soon on the back straight, jockey Ronan Whelan had his mount move steadily up on the outside before giving the seven-year-old gelding a go-ahead coming on to the home straight.

Ebos lifts first half net profit to a record A$92.9 million
17 Feb, 2021 01:02 AM
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Ebos reported a record first half profit, due in part to a 25 per cent lift in earnings from its animal care business as people spent more time with their pets during Covid-19 lockdowns. Photo / Supplied
Australasian healthcare products distributor Ebos Group said strong performances in its healthcare and animal care segments helped drive its first half profit up by 13.7 per cent to A$92.9 million ($100m), leading to a 13.3 per cent gain in its interim dividend.
The company said is animal care division reported underlying Ebit lift of 25.6 per cent, in part driven by people spending more time with their pets during Covid-19 lockdowns.

Woman swept 100m from South Australia beach after trying to help dog
16 Feb, 2021 06:37 AM
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The woman as dramatically rescued. Photo / 7 News
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By: Emily Cosenza
A South Australian woman has escaped injury after she was swept out to sea trying to save her dog from the swell.
The woman, 54, went into the water and was swept out about 100m offshore of Basham Beach near Port Elliot, on the south coast of the Fleurieu Peninsula, and couldn't swim back in.
Luckily, surfers paddled out to help her.
The woman managed to escape without injury. Photo / 7 News
The woman, from Hayborough, was taken to South Coast District Hospital as a precaution.

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HSBC completes first Islamic trade facility in Menat at $100m with QIB
 14 Feb 2021 - 8:53
Abdul Hakeem Mostafawi (left), CEO of HSBC Qatar, and Bassel Gamal, Group CEO of QIB.
The Peninsula
Doha: HSBC Bank Middle East has completed its first Islamic trade facility in the Middle East, North Africa, and Turkey (Menat) region valued at $100m, in January 2021 with Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB), Qatar’s largest Islamic institution. The Financial Institutions Refinance trade facility is a new addition to HSBC Bank Middle East’s Islamic product suite.  
“This is a first-of-its-kind transaction for HSBC Bank Middle East within the Menat region and we are very proud that Qatar was the first country where it was executed,” said Abdul Hakeem Mostafawi, CEO of HSBC Qatar. “We are very optimistic about the different growth opportunities in Qatar that is driven by the expansion in gas production, final preparations for the FIFA 2022 World Cup and ongoing investment in infrastructure development. This transaction signals a strong start to the year,” he added.