Gaddafi can stay in Libya if quits politics: France; Dubai in world's top 10 business destinations; 'Hard questions' for Murdoch in Australia

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newsletter July 20, 2011     Today's Top Stories More top stories Gaddafi could stay in Libya if quits politics: France France accepts Gaddafi could stay in Libya if he quits politics under a ceasefire deal to end a conflict with rebels backed by Paris. Dubai in world's top 10 business destinations A report on population, GDP and the ease of doing business, said Dubai was the ninth most popular location in the world for businesses to have a presence.     Top News Stories More from news 'Hard questions' for Murdoch in Australia: PM Prime Minister Julia Gillard warns Murdoch's Australian arm it faced some "hard questions" as calls intensified for a media inquiry following the British scandal. Nepal decides to measure up Mount Everest Lawmaker: Iran shot down unmanned US spy plane UAE pilot dies in routine training exercise crash     Top Business Stories More from business Global stocks bounce back With Europe's debt crisis still brewing and the US yet to sanction an increase in its debt ceiling, investors remain wary of pushing the gains too far. UK's Aegis group in talks to sell market research unit to Ipsos IBM service deals rise 16%, exceeding goal Microsoft marks record year but stock still stuck     Top Entertainment Stories More from entertainment Cheryl Cole gives straying Ashley the boot Cheryl Cole has called off her reconciliation with ex-husband Ashley following claims he slept with a flight attendant last month. After six year, Il Divo stay united Bhatt wants Blood Money Zindagi seizes the day at box office     Top Life & Style Stories More from life & style The self-styled divas and stylists tabloid! explores the Hollywood stars who employ the world's top stylists, and those who dare to dress themselves. How to handle a female boss Start spreading the news Bollywood can wait     Top Sport Stories More from sport England should aim to be No 1 Pundits make a big thing out of the nation's desire to be the best but wanting to be on the very top is how it should be. Bryant impressed by Yao's impact on Chinese hoopsters Heat, humidity hit Halladay hard World Cup winners get rock star welcome     Picture Galleries See more picture galleries Kajol unveils a collection of children's books Has Kat hit the jackpot? Hang tough with TRX Suspension Training In pictures: First emirati snooker champion Obaid Khalifa     GNTV Web Videos See more videos at GNTV 15 of the best staff pictures: July 13 - July 19 Nelson Mandela's day Cooking with kids Suspension training     News | Business | Sport | Life | Entertainment | Guides | Opinions | Video | Pictures | In Focus 4men| Aquarius | Campus Notes| e+| Friday| Quarterly Financial Review | InsideOut | Property| tabloid!| tabloid! on Saturday| Weekend Review| Wheels| XPRESS About Gulf News|Contact us|Subscriptions|Advertising Guide|Register| Terms & Conditions|Privacy Policy © Al Nisr Publishing LLC 2011. All rights reserved You have received this e-mail from Gulf News because you have subscribed to our twice-daily news update e-mail using your e-mail address: waheed.rahuman@gmail.com. You can control how you receive e-mails from Gulf News by updating your profile below MANAGE MY PROFILE Send feedback | Update my account information | Change my e-mail address | Privacy policy Should you wish to remove your email address from the mailing list please click here. Is this email in your junk folder? To ensure that you receive all future newsletters, add newsletter@emm.gulfnews.com to your address book and newsletter@emm.gulfnews.com to your white list filters.