Focus on Saudi royal succession; Prices of goods to be fixed; Workers welcome midday break

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newsletter June 17, 2012     Today's Top Stories More top stories Nayef's death puts focus on Saudi succession The 79-year-old's death raises the issue of succession due to the advanced age of the first line of apparent heirs, as turmoil shakes the Arab world. UAE to fix prices of 1,650 consumer products Outlets and retailers have option to customise Ramadan basket with 15 items as UAE prepares to fix the prices of 1,650 basic commodities until the end of 2012.     Top News Stories More from news Workers welcome midday break A fine of Dh15,000 will be imposed on companies found violating the midday break rule, which bans work under the direct sun between 12:30pm and 3pm. Redeployment of Philippine ships in disputed shoal under study Regime forces pound Homs as 1,000 families remain trapped Complaints mount on late night text spam in UAE     Opinion More from opinion Matters of the heart While some feel rising number of Emiratis marrying foreigners is cause for some concern, there are others who would rather not interfere in matters of the heart Serious danger that Iran talks may fail Streamlining ranking of Kuwaiti economy Legacy of Watergate as fresh as ever     Top Business Stories More from business World's richest gain $16 billion Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's fortune soars, while 76-year-old Spanish retail tycoon Amancio Ortega becomes Europe's richest man. Cyprus weighs bailout options: Europe or Russia? It's sink or swim for Nokia after massive cost cuts China-bashing amid job losses binds Obama to Romney     Top Entertainment Stories More from entertainment Gotye books debut Dubai gig The man behind the year's biggest-selling single, 'Somebody I Used To Know', will perform his debut gig in Dubai later this year. New members of Songwriter club Jude and Daniel take the stage New Girl leads Teen Choice noms     Top Life & Style Stories More from life & style Dubai-based author the next J K Rowling? Linda Davies' novels about a teenage boy battling evil in Dubai have been snapped up by Hollywood to be turned into the next Harry Potter-style blockbuster. Suresh Menon: Stalled on the highway of life Arabian Ranches garden balances the lush with linear A Miami holiday home with a Hollywood touch     Picture Galleries See more picture galleries Brand of the year Fun and more EyeSpy: Desert oasis Tasty morsels     GNTV Web Videos See more videos at GNTV Cherished memories I love you because Salman Khan on being human For the love of oud     News | Business | Sport | Life | Entertainment | Guides | Opinions | Video | Pictures | In Focus Alpha| Aquarius | Campus Notes|Friday| InsideOut|tabloid!| tabloid! on Saturday| Weekend Review|Scene| 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.