nabi
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of nabi
First recorded in 1875–80, nabi is from the Arabic word nabī
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The company on Monday named Procter & Gamble veteran Markus Strobel as interim chief executive to succeed CEO Sue Nabi as part of a broader leadership overhaul amid a review of its consumer-beauty strategy.
Strobel will succeed CEO Sue Nabi and board chair Peter Harf, taking the leadership position “at a pivotal moment…with a strategic review of the Consumer Beauty business under way,” Coty said in a statement Monday.
It remains unclear whether Nabi is included in the tally.
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It was unclear whether the toll included Nabi.
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Nabi, a resident of Kashmir, was an assistant professor in general medicine at a university in the northern state of Haryana, according to the counter-terrorism agency, which said it had seized a vehicle belonging to him.
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