An official of Al Jassim Group receives an award from Mike Archer (fourth left), President of Applebee’s at the Villaggio branch yesterday. (Shaival...
An official of Al Jassim Group receives an award from Mike Archer (fourth left), President of Applebee’s at the Villaggio branch yesterday. (Shaival...
Visitors walk past a model of ship AIDA at the Seatrade Europe fair in Hamburg, Germany, yesterday. The trade fair of the international...
DUBAI: Gulf markets were little moved yesterday as retail investors bet on small-cap stocks in thin cues ahead of third-quarter earnings, while Qatar’s...
DUBAI: Two more top executives at Bahrain’s Batelco have quit the firm, leaving lower level staff to run the former telecom monopoly as...
DUBAI: Emirates, Dubai’s flagship airline, may issue bonds early next year to help raise $4.5bn for 21 new plane deliveries in the financial...
DUBAI: Shale oil production could pose a threat to exports from the Gulf region, whose energy wealth has given it pivotal role in...
Doha: Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation (Apicorp), the multilateral development bank owned by the 10 member nations of the Organisation of Arab Petroleum Exporting...
Planes wait for their turn to take off on a runway of the Simon Bolivar airport in La Guaira, outside Caracas, yesterday. CARACAS:...
OTTAWA: Tech pioneer BlackBerry made a last roll of the dice yesterday and agreed to a probable $4.7bn buyout by a consortium planning...
DUBAI: Zain expects its contract to run Lebanon’s main mobile operator to be rolled over until Lebanon forms a new government which can...
MADRID: Spain has emerged from recession in the third quarter, with estimated economic growth of 0.1 to 0.2 percent, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy...
DUBAI: Qatar Petroleum, the state-owned energy firm, has picked two banks to help arrange an initial public offer of shares in one of...
BY Satish Kanady DOHA: Qatari investors, particularly individual investors, buying businesses in foreign lands must weigh the underlying tax risks well before they...
NEW YORK: Global oil prices fell more than $1 per barrel yesterday despite upbeat economic data from China and Europe, as higher crude...
Microsoft’s Surface Pro 2 tablet during the launch in New York yesterday.
LONDON: Further evidence emerged yesterday that the economic recovery across the 17 European Union countries that use the euro is picking up and...
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia is in many ways one of the world’s leading Islamic financial markets, but regulatory issues and comfortable balance sheets are...
LONDON: Libya’s eastern Hariga oil port may reopen this week, but there has been no progress in the negotiations to end a dispute...
