- The Saudi and UAE bourses saw quite some ups and downs in the week that began on Sunday, October 10.
The Saudi index started the week dropping 0.2 percent and closed the week increasing 0.64 percent
Financial-sector stocks helped Dubai and Abu Dhabi indices end the week up 0.01 percent and 0.33 percent, respectively
- Thousands descended on St James' Park when the takeover was finalised just over a week ago, celebrating the end of...
Amanda Staveley says the consortium's ambition is to turn the struggling club into Premier League champions within the next decade
Newcastle sit second bottom of the table, without a win in their opening seven league games this season
- People in the Middle Eastern countries are increasingly relying on apps to manage their money, streamline expenses and other banking...
TRENDS presents a list of apps that can be used to manage personal finances in UAE and elsewhere in the region, as well as those that can be used anywhere
Middle East has one of the highest percentages of smartphone penetration in the world
- A court in Dubai has directed Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. and Nissan Middle East to pay $354 million as compensation...
The case sought compensation for damages suffered due to breach of contract allegedly committed by Japanese automaker Nissan
The Dubai court issued a precautionary attachment order over goods and moveables
- Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) has sold a 100+ carat rough diamond for $5.218 million (US$ 44,004 per carat) in...
The 118.58-carat type IIa stone was viewed by top diamond trading companies from Asia and Europe.
During one tender event in Dec. 2020, $87 million worth of rough diamonds were sold at Dubai Diamond Exchange.
- The US-based company will replace LinkedIn in China with an application dedicated to applying for jobs but without the networking...
LinkedIn was given a deadline by Chinese internet regulators to better oversee content on the site.
Aside from being a venue for finding jobs, LinkedIn is a place for exchanges over business developments or news.
- Israeli companies are tapping air force veterans’ expertise to avoid collisions in increasingly crowded skies as they look to start...
Israel has a public-private initiative worth 20 million shekels, or about $6 million to advance its drone technology
As part of it, three drones were delivery-tested earlier this week





















