There’s a great picture available on the Internet of two great golfers contemplating their next move during one of the rounds at the 1966 Masters.
Brazil’s new President Michel Temer told the United Nations General Assembly yesterday that the impeachment of his predecessor Dilma Rousseff was conducted with “absolute respect” for the rule of law and that confidence was returning to the country’s battered economy.
There was a time when buying a Rolls-Royce was a wealthy person’s way of saying ‘I have earned this – this is my reward to cap a lifetime’s achievements’.
Capital Market Authority says Tadawul may make 2017 watchlist; market regulator, stock exchange planning investor roadshows
Pilgrims flocked in huge numbers to Mina yesterday morning, the 8th of Dhul-Hijjah 1437 AH, as the annual Haj pilgrimage got under way.
There is a reason why they call him the ‘feel-good’ man. His eclectic tracks make listeners feel warm as he brings with him the island life, with a touch of soca (calypso music with elements of soul) to the dance floor.
Emerging market equities edged higher yesterday but stayed on track to end the week in the red as investors positioned for US jobs data and political tensions hit South Africa’s rand and bonds.
CK Hutchison Holdings and VimpelCom won European Union approval for a merger creating Italy’s largest wireless provider after they agreed to help a smaller rival, Iliad, become the country’s fourth mobile carrier.
Hammered on the field, pilloried by fans and local media off it, the woefully out-of-form Wallabies have even been called delusional by one of their former players this week.
Less than two months in office, Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte is getting high marks from the business community for policies that could engineer an economic surge and companies say they are making new investments as a result.
Brazil’s suspended President Dilma Rousseff enters her final battle tomorrow to win back power when senators open an impeachment trial expected to remove her from office for good.
Saudi Arabia, the world’s top oil exporter, plans to discuss energy cooperation agreements with China and Japan, the Saudi cabinet said yesterday.
