The Qatar Stock Exchange managed to bounce back after an initial more-than-2% plunge on reports of Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential elections; but overall remained in the negative terrain, albeit at lower levels.

India's No. 1 software services firm, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), a majority-owned unit of Tata Sons, said on Thursday it received a letter from Tata Sons nominating Ishaat Hussain as interim chair of TCS in place of Cyrus Mistry.

Oil prices reversed early losses to push higher on Thursday as markets recovered from their initial shock at US President-elect Donald Trump's surprise victory, although traders said that crude fundamentals remained weak.

Amwal and Bahrain-based Takaud have joined hands to provide long-term savings and pension products for the first time in Qatar’s corporate sector, a move that could go a long way to address the vast expatriate populations’ concerns on the end-of-service benefits.

Fiscal pressures on Qatar are expected to ease from 2017, as modest gains in hydrocarbon prices result in a recovery in revenues and the government’s diversification efforts start to pay off, a new report has shown.

Iran, which gets most of its electricity from natural gas, is considering new rules that may entice foreign investors to raise the amount of clean energy generated on its grid.

HE the Minister of Energy and Industry Dr Mohamed bin Saleh al-Sada is welcomed to the Siemens stand at ‘GCC Power 2016’ by Siemens Qatar CEO Adrian Wood.

Nakilat has announced its participation with Qatar Petroleum at the four-day Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC), which concludes today (November 10) in Abu Dhabi.

Sasol is showcasing its range of special products and surfactants for the application in the oil and gas market at the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition & Conference (ADIPEC) in the UAE capital.

World stock markets recovered from a sharp initial downturn to maverick Republican Donald Trump’s shock election win yesterday, quickly regaining their poise with surprising resilience.

Iran’s crude oil exports are set to fall 7.5% in November to a four-month low, a source with knowledge of its preliminary tanker schedule said, as low seasonal demand in Europe takes the edge off its post-sanctions export bonanza.

If you want a snapshot of what the global energy map will look like under President Donald Trump, look no farther than the stock market.