With Britain trying to hammer out the terms of its exit from the European Union and banks considering their options on the continent, is this the best time to start building a new financial district in London? China thinks so.
Iran’s resurgent oil industry has confounded sceptics. Production is up by almost a third since sanctions were eased in January and foreign companies are lining up to help boost output further.
The Qatar Stock Exchange witnessed substantial decline in trade turnover and volumes, but its key index closed largely flat, despite buying interests in realty, banking and consumer goods sectors.
GWC has received the Enterprise Agility Award 2016 for ‘Logistics Innovation’ at a ceremony organised recently by BNC publishing at The Grand Hyatt in Doha.
Consolidated Gulf Company (CGC), a technology system integrator, has become “the first company in the Middle East” to receive ‘Audiovisual Provider of Excellence’ (APEx) ...
Take 7,100 islands, add 100mn people, throw in a twist of corruption, an unhealthy slug of poverty and a dab of dynastic politics, and what do you get? A recipe for disaster, you might think.
Emirates, the world’s biggest long-haul airline, said it’s unhappy with performance shortfalls afflicting $6.1bn’s worth of Rolls-Royce Holdings engines ordered to power a batch of 50 Airbus Group A380 superjumbos.
Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Namdar Zanganeh said he’s optimistic that Opec members will agree to proposed production cuts at a meeting in Vienna later this month.