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Luberef net profit falls 7% in Q1

A fall in by-products sales leads to profit dip.

SABIC net loss $322 million

The company's net profit was $66m in Q1 2024

PureHealth posts $137m Q1 net profit

The Group's revenue increased 8 percent YoY.

Borouge Q1 net profit $281 million

The total dividend paid to shareholders in 2024 $1.3bn.

Emirates expects first 777X delivery in H2 2026

Boeing had pushed back the first delivery to 2026 from 2025.
  • ‘All the stars aligned’: Saudi shock Messi’s Argentina at World Cup

    Doha, Qatar---Saudi Arabia pulled off one of the greatest upsets in World Cup history on Tuesday, roaring back to beat...

    Saudi Arabia, ranked a lowly 51st in the world, equalized early in the second half through Saleh Al-Shehri, silencing the hordes of Argentina fans.

    Argentina laid siege to the Saudi goal as the minutes ticked away but Saudi goalkeeper Mohammed Al-Owais proved unbeatable and the final whistle sparked scenes of jubilation.

  • Fearing FIFA censure, European teams won’t wear ‘OneLove’ armband

    England, Germany and five other European teams at the World Cup on Monday abandoned plans to wear a rainbow-themed armband...

    The "OneLove" armband due to be warn by the likes of England captain Harry Kane and Germany counterpart Manuel Neuer is designed as part of a campaign to promote inclusivity.

    The armbands had widely been viewed as a protest against laws in host nation Qatar, where homosexuality is illegal.

  • Qatar’s excellence in organizing the World Cup refutes all allegations, says IPU head Duarte Pacheco

    “Qatar has done everything in the best way, I don't understand some critics, because we didn't find these kind of...

    Qatar has prepared an integrated infrastructure for the FIFA World Cup, says Inter-Parliamentary Union President Duarte Pacheco

    Pacheco also praises the labor reforms implemented by the State of Qatar to protect the rights of workers

  • Qatar calls for ‘civilized communication’ as FIFA World Cup opens with fervor; host nation loses first match

    Fireworks, cultural performances add to the grand opening ceremony attended by regional leaders, heads of delegations and sports panels and...

    Fireworks, cultural performances added to the grand opening ceremony attended by regional leaders, heads of delegations and sports committees and federations, dipomats and fans

    Qatar becomes the first home team to lose its opening World Cup match as Ecuador cruises to a 2-0 victory over the host

  • World Cup kicks off, host Qatar faces Ecuador in opening match

    Qatar's Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thami was present in the impressive Al Bayt Stadium in Al Khor, 50 kilometers (31...

    The list of foreign dignitaries included Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. FIFA president Gianni Infantino sat next to the Saudi leader.

    World Cup organisers hope the start of the football will quell the controversies that have overshadowed preparations for the tournament ever since Qatar was named as host nation.

  • Museum of London packs up for $260m move

    The new museum, set to open in 2026, will follow the history of London from its earliest days through Roman...

    The 20,000 skeletal remains of historic Londoners will also need to be transported with care

    The new location of Museum of London at Smithfield Market is in the heart of a new cultural centre and is expected to double or maybe triple the visitor figures

  • FIFA World Cup Qatar will be the best, says Infantino

    Regarding the rights of workers, it is unfair that the world does not see the great progress and clear development...

    The International Federation and Qatar want to present an exceptional tournament, which will make the world feel proud of football, says FIFA President Gianni Infantino

    Regarding the rights of workers, it is unfair that the world does not see the great progress and clear development that the State of Qatar has achieved in this field, he adds

  • There won’t be another World Cup like Qatar 2022

    Few countries could have afforded the $200 billion-plus bill that the tiny but super-wealthy emirate has paid for its spectacular...

    The World Cup has become such an expensive and controversial behemoth that FIFA may struggle to find a single country ready to shoulder the task of hosting.

    The tournament is expanding to 48 teams when the circus moves to the United States, Canada and Mexico in 2026.

  • Warhol piece sells for $85m at New York auction

    The last time a piece of art from Warhol's "Death and Disaster" series was sold in 2013, it set a...

    In May, Warhol's 1964 portrait of Marilyn Monroe, "Shot Sage Blue Marilyn," was auctioned for $195 million, becoming the most expensive 20th-century work ever sold at auction.

    The piece of art sold Wednesday came from a private collection and Sotheby's gave no information on the buyer.

  • ‘Little Falconers’ showcase Qatar heritage

    Falconry was added to the UNESCO list of intangible cultural heritage in 2010, in countries including Qatar, Saudi Arabia and...

    Sever "Little Falconers" have gathered in a tent ahead of the football World Cup in Qatar, in a bid to introduce visitors to a practice inherited from their forefathers.

    The "Promising Falconers" contest for 11-15 year olds sees each falconer choose the perfect moment to release their bird in order to snatch their prey.

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