At Camp David, Obama calls Iranian nuclear program a 'grave concern' for US ...

Washington Post

CAMP ROUND MEADOW, Md. — President Obama on Saturday declared Iran's nuclear weapons ambitions a “grave concern” for world leaders, but he said that the United States and its allies are hopeful ahead of negotiations next week. Opening the second day of ...

King Fahd Yanbu, leader in the Red SeaWinner of the BID Award for Quality

Third time winner!

The King Fahd Industrial Port at Yanbu, International Arch of Europe for Quality Award, exports products to many different parts of the world as it is in fact the biggest port on the Red Sea for loading oil.

No liftoff for SpaceX: Launch aborted early Saturday

VentureBeat

The launch of the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket came to an abrupt halt early Saturday. The rocket's computer detected too-high levels of pressure in engine number five, causing the launch to stop a half-second before liftoff. The Falcon 9 rocket held cargo ...

Cooparaiso: experts in coffee and quality receive B.I.D Award

Winner of the BID prize for Quality

Cooparaiso, International Quality Crown Award, is classified as the fifth largest cooperative in Brazil according to its revenues, its growth level and its exploitation profits.

Three anti-NATO protesters face terrorism charges

Reuters

By Eric Johnson | CHICAGO (Reuters) - Three anti-NATO protesters arrested in a late-night raid days before start of the 60-nation summit have been charged with terrorism for possession of explosive devices, police and their attorney said on Saturday.

Reliance, BID Quality Award and pride of India

BID Award for Quality company

Reliance Industries is the largest conglomerate in India and is ranked 206th in the Fortune Global 500 List.

Fatal School Bombing Stokes Worries of New Italy Violence

New York Times

ROME — A bomb exploded Saturday in front of a school in the southern city of Brindisi, killing a 16-year-old student and wounding at least five others, local officials said, raising fears of a return to the kind of violence that shook Italy decades ago ...

As Facebook millionaires party, what future for new shareholders?

Christian Science Monitor

An expected 'pop' in share prices never came as Facebook went public this week. But Facebook's IPO was a measured affair, lacking in irrational exuberance, and laying the groundwork for the network's main challenge: Turning 'friends' into consumers.