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Qatar Airways to acquire up to 10% of LATAM Airlines ECONOMY

Qatar Airways to acquire up to 10% of LATAM Airlines

Qatar Airways has agreed to acquire up to 10% of LATAM Airlines, in a $613mn deal that requires the consent of existing shareholders at the Chile-based carrier, the two companies said.

4:45 AM November 25 2016
Reawakening Europe is the need of the hour TECHNOLOGY

Reawakening Europe is the need of the hour

The decision by the United Kingdom’s voters to “Brexit” the European Union is not an example of the British black humour that I love. It’s not “Monty Python’s Flying Circus,” “Yes, Prime Minister,” or “Fawlty Towers”; it’s just Boris, Michael, and Nigel and their disastrous political reality show.

4:45 AM November 25 2016
Nacional’s Borja double sinks sorry Sao Paulo CULTURE

Nacional’s Borja double sinks sorry Sao Paulo

Colombia champions Atletico Nacional took a giant stride towards their first Copa Libertadores final appearance in more than two decades on Wednesday after scoring a stunning 2-0 away leg victory over Brazilian giants Sao Paulo.

4:45 AM November 25 2016
Eid revellers capture the joy at major malls ARABIA

Eid revellers capture the joy at major malls

Eid al-Fitr celebrations being held under the theme ‘Capture Joy’ by Qatar Tourism Authority (QTA) at six major malls in Qatar continue to entertain both local and foreign visitors who thronged the venues on Thursday.

4:45 AM November 25 2016
Andy Murray has a smash at malaria on court TECHNOLOGY

Andy Murray has a smash at malaria on court

Britain’s number one tennis player Andy Murray is fighting on two fronts this week - to secure his second single’s trophy at Wimbledon and to help defeat malaria, one of the biggest killers of children globally.

4:45 AM November 25 2016
What do astronauts watch in space? TECHNOLOGY

What do astronauts watch in space?

In space, no one can hear you scream. Unless, that is, they are your fellow astronauts on the International Space Station and you’re all sitting through a screening of Alien.

4:45 AM November 25 2016
Cavendish eyes record books with 29th stage win CULTURE

Cavendish eyes record books with 29th stage win

Mark Cavendish took another giant step towards Tour de France greatness by claiming his 29th stage win in a dramatic sprint finish in sweltering heat yesterday.

4:45 AM November 25 2016
Teen queens of women’s golf set for showdown CULTURE

Teen queens of women’s golf set for showdown

World number one Lydia Ko and second-ranked Brooke Henderson, teen stars who battled into a playoff at last month’s Women’s PGA Championship, meet again with a major crown on the line at the US Women’s Open.

4:45 AM November 25 2016
India’s Lahiri targets top 10 finish at British Open CULTURE

India’s Lahiri targets top 10 finish at British Open

India’s Anirban Lahiri has targeted a top-10 finish at next week’s British Open at Royal Troon as the reigning Asian Tour number one gears up for a bumper month of golf that ends with the Rio Olympics in August.

4:45 AM November 25 2016
Trump takes aim at news media INTERNATIONAL

Trump takes aim at news media

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has rejected criticism of his campaign tactics, in a wide-ranging speech defending his team’s use of a Jewish star and his own praise of the late Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.

4:45 AM November 25 2016
FBI chief grilled over Clinton e-mail mess INTERNATIONAL

FBI chief grilled over Clinton e-mail mess

FBI Director James Comey strongly defended his decision not to recommend charges against Hillary Clinton yesterday, but told Republican lawmakers that penalties such as revoking security clearances could be considered for mishandling classified information as Clinton and her staff did.

4:45 AM November 25 2016
At start of second term, Brexit crisis challenges IMF’s Lagarde anew ECONOMY

At start of second term, Brexit crisis challenges IMF’s Lagarde anew

International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde says that Britain’s vote to quit the European Union has injected significant uncertainty into the global economy but is nevertheless unlikely to cause a world recession.

4:45 AM November 25 2016