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American multinational computer technology corporation plans to lay off dozens of employees working for cloud computing solutions maker Ravello. Move follows Oracle's decision to close its Tel Aviv-based accelerator after two years. Layoffs are part of a cross-organizational move, Oracle is expected to fire 10% of its employees worldwide.

Bahrain has effectively been canceled

The Americans put the cart before the horse by announcing the Bahrain economic workshop before making sure that all parties involved would take part. The event scheduled for June 25 is now a business meeting, nothing more.

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