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From chemotherapy to cake orders: How a Dubai baker launched her dream business

Gulf News ·

Dubai: At 31, Maryam Al Sadiq was preparing to launch Unknown Treats, a mini Bundt cake business she had spent years working towards. But when the bakery officially began accepting orders through food delivery apps in July 2026, she was not in her new kitchen overseeing operations. She was managing…

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  6. Parcel explosion in Latur: Two gun shop owners among four booked The Hindu ·

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  7. Countdown until US midterm elections are over feels like waiting for war with Iran - editorial Jerusalem Post ·

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  10. Police armed with assault rifles patrol Sydney in Australian first after Bondi attack South China Morning Post ·

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