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Al Arabiya English

@alarabiya_eng
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2022-04-21
#FOODICS, a cloud-based technology firm serving restaurants in the Middle East, raises $170 million from investors led by tech investor Prosus and Sanabil Investments, which is owned by #SaudiArabia's sovereign wealth fund PIF, it says. https://english.alarabiya.net/ ...
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Reuters

Saudi Arabia-based Foodics, which offers restaurant management software including a cloud POS system, raises a $170M Series C

Saeed Azhar / Reuters :

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2018-01-02
#Iran cuts off internet access in several cities as mass #IranProtests drag on for fourth consecutive day http://english.alarabiya.net/ ... http://twitter.com/...
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Telegram, citing ToS, suspends public channel that incited violent anti-government protests in Iran; Telegram is a major platform with ~40M users in Iran

“There are lines one shouldn't cross,” says the CEO of the popular messaging app.  —  The executives of Telegram …

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#Iran cuts off internet access in several cities as mass #IranProtests drag on for fourth consecutive day http://english.alarabiya.net/ ... http://twitter.com/...
2018-01-02 View on X
The Times of Israel

Reports say Iranian authorities temporarily cut off internet access to mobile phones as anti-government protests spread across the country

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