Qatar Stock Exchange witnessed stronger buying interests – especially in the consumer goods and transport stocks – but translated as a marginal 16 points addition, thus failing to break the 9,900 resistance levels.
The Qatar Stock Exchange gained for the second consecutive day, adding 256 points to inch near the 9,900 mark, mainly on increased buying interests of foreign institutions.
EFG Sailing Arabia – The Tour (SATT) completes its 2016 line-up with two GCC teams announced to hit the waves for the sixth edition of the race, which will take place February 14-29.
Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) showcased the Hamad Healthcare Quality Institute (HHQI) at the Arab Health exhibition last week with the aim of building a network of regional healthcare providers to better understand and act on challenges faced by caregivers in the GCC.
Qatar is set to award more than $22bn worth new contracts this year as it maintains its spending spree in advance of the FIFA 2022 World Cup, according to MEED.
The Qatar Stock Exchange gained as much as 197 points to inch near the 9,700 points on the back of strong buying support from foreign institutions.
A delegation from the Joaan Bin Jassim Joint Command and Staff College, headed by Staff Major General Nasser Abdullah al-Atshan al-Sulaiti, visited the headquarters of the General Secretariat of the Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC).
Two GCC men, former employees of a local bank, have been sentenced to 10 years in jail and a fine of QR10mn to be paid jointly for stealing QR10mn from the bank.
VisitBritain, the national tourism agency of the United Kingdom (UK), has expressed confidence that more tourists from GCC countries will visit the UK despite the current global oil price slowdown.
A GCC expatriate man, who used to work as a representative of a well-known businessman in Qatar, has misappropriated a sum of QR132mn from his employer ...
Qatar’s construction market promises to be the “most robust” in the GCC in 2016, as it continues to award major contracts for the construction of new infrastructure to be used for FIFA 2022 World Cup, a new report has shown.
Gulf states are not expected to drop their long-term monetary link to the US dollar after the sharp drop in oil prices and fiscal reserves, Standard and Poor's said Tuesday.
