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American climber's remains found after reported avalanche in Pakistan, officials say

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By Jon Haworth Verified, Habibullah Khan Verified, Jamie Dorrington, Ivan Pereira Verified
| MSN Verified
Officials said Friday that they found the remains of American mountain climber Sarah Mallory Geis, who was caught in a reported avalanche on Broad Peak in Pakistan's Karakoram mountain range. Geis was part of a team of 10 climbers who went missing midday Thursday. A Pakistani rescue team said in addition to Geis' remains, it also recovered the remains of two other climbers, Nadhira Ahmed Abdullah Al Harthy of Oman and Pur Bahadur Gurung of Nepal.
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American, Netflix star among 10 climbers missing after reported avalanche in Pakistan, officials say

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By Jon Haworth Verified, Habibullah Khan Verified
| KGFW-AM (Kearney, NE) Verified
Undated photo of Karakoram Range, Pakistan (Photo by Uwe Steffens/ullstein bild via Getty Images) (LONDON ) — Officials said Friday that they found the remains of famed American mountain climber Sarah Mallory Geis, who was caught in a reported avalanche on Broad Peak in Pakistan’s Karakoram mountain range. Geis was part of a team of 10 climbers who went missing midday Thursday. A Pakistani rescue team said in addition to Geis’ remains, it also recovered the remains of two other climbers.
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Zia Chishti’s Ten Billion Dollar IT Export Playbook

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By Habibullah Khan Verified
| Pakistan Today Verified
Prologue In my opinion, Pakistan has had three true business titans who broke free of the rentseeking fortune path. Agha Hasan Abidi, who built a global bank. Malik Riaz, who built entire cities. And Zia Chishti, who built billion dollar companies. All three tore up the playbooks and built their own. All three were forces of nature that bent the world to their will. All three are controversial in their own ways. Chapter 1 I was seated at a table at the Serena.
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