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Traffic law violators cannot exit Qatar, 50% discount for early fine payment: MOI - Vimarsana News

Traffic law violators cannot exit Qatar, 50% discount for early fine payment: MOI

Doha, Qatar: Effective September 1, 2024, individuals with traffic violations will not be permitted to travel outside Qatar through any borders, until...

Qatar announces new traffic rules, bans travel without clearing traffic fines - Vimarsana News

Qatar announces new traffic rules, bans travel without clearing traffic fines

The ministry has also announced a 50% discount on traffic violations from Jun 1 to Aug 31

United States - Trade Regulation & Practices - Federal Trade Commission Prohibits Non-Competes: What Should Employers Do Now? - Vimarsana News

United States - Trade Regulation & Practices - Federal Trade Commission Prohibits Non-Competes: What Should Employers Do Now?

Effective September 4, 2024, non-compete agreements with all employees, including senior executives, will be prohibited by a new Federal Trade Commission (FTC) rule.

Source: mondaq.com
ATM 2024: Saudi carrier flynas expands UAE operations, adds Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, DWC to network - Vimarsana News

ATM 2024: Saudi carrier flynas expands UAE operations, adds Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, DWC to network

The budget carrier will operate nine routes between Saudi Arabia and UAE  

Sebi bans ex-Infy, Wipro staffers in insider trading case : Tech News - Vimarsana News

Sebi bans ex-Infy, Wipro staffers in insider trading case : Tech News

Sebi bans ex-Infy, Wipro staffers in insider trading case Two former employees of IT services providers Infosys and have been banned from trading in securities after the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) found them guilty of insider trading in Infosys shares when it had won a large deal from US-based investment advisor Vanguard.