Saudi Arabia is considering issuing shares in state-owned oil giant Saudi Aramco, the kingdom's powerful deputy crown prince told The Economist in a rare interview published Thursday.
Nepal’s foreign minister asked China yesterday for help in dealing with an energy crisis that crippled the landlocked...
OPEC gathers in Vienna this week to decide on whether to trim the cartel's oil output faced with a global supply glut, sliding prices and weak demand growth.
In light of the importance of industrial data and their role in economic and investment decision-making in GCC countries,
The opening of Mall of Qatar next year will mark a new era in retail and entertainment and benefit from the promising opportunities that the Qatar retail market offers, says a senior official.
General Motors said yesterday it will invest $1bn over the next few years to turn India into a global export hub, even as it cuts production capacity in the country due to sluggish demand.
Heart Hospital, a member of Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC), has opened an Advanced Heart Failure (AHF) Unit to provide specialised multi-disciplinary care...
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi sank his finance minister’s plans to strip powers from the central bank last week, sources told Reuters,....
Time to avoid shutdown dwindles as Republicans, Democrats dig in; Senate strips Obamacare delay from funding bill
Clues overlooked by police were in focus yesterday ahead of a summer recess in Germany’s trial of racially motivated killings, allegedly by two neo-Nazis who later killed themselves.
An Iranian director who was jailed for anti-government propaganda in 2010 emerged at the Cannes film festival yesterday...
Financial aid from the Gulf is succeeding in buying Egypt’s government time as it battles to prevent a currency collapse, though Cairo...
