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Tesla’s first Saudi showroom opens

The opening in Riyadh comes with Tesla sales dropping.

Mubadala Energy enters US energy market

Acquires a 24.1% interest in US firm Kimmeridge’s SoTex

Borouge to increase dividend from 2025

The company okayed $650 million final dividend for 2024.

TikTok’s US future uncertain

It must find non-Chinese owner to avoid ban.

Tesla Q1 sales sink 13 percent

The dip occurred amid lower production during factory upgrades.
  • Elon Musk’s xAI to release first AI model to ‘select group’

    WASHINGTON, US - Elon Musk said his new artificial intelligence company would release a new AI model on Saturday to a...

    The release would be the first from Musk's new startup, xAI, that he launched in July after hiring several researchers.

    Musk compared AI to "a magic genie" that gives you any wishes you want, warning that such fairy tales rarely end well.

  • AMF, State Bank of Pakistan to enhance cross-border payments

    Abu Dhabi, UAE -- The Arab Monetary Fund (AMF) and the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) have signed an MoU...

    The partnership aims to create a framework for cooperation between AMF's Buna and Pakistan's Raast payment systems.

    This will eventually streamline cross-border remittances between the Arab region and Pakistan through official channels.

  • SAIC 9M net profit 38%

    The third quarter net profit increased by 76 percent.

    This figure marks a leap from the SAR 80.4 million recorded in the same period the previous year.

    Revenues surged by 36.6 percent, from SAR 91.49 million in 9M 2022 to SAR 124.97 million in 9M 2023.

  • Apple sales lose ground

    The tech giant said it made a profit of $23 billion.

    The tech giant said it made a profit of $23 billion on revenue of $89.5 billion, which was down slightly from the same period last year

    Apple chief executive Tim Cook said iPhone sales set a new record for its September quarter while money taken in from services hit an all-time high

  • Gulf markets tumble amid rising geopolitical concerns

    As the Gaza conflict intensifies, GCC equity markets face significant downturns, with Qatar leading the losses, while Saudi Tadawul secures...

    As the Gaza conflict intensifies, GCC equity markets face significant downturns, with Qatar leading the losses, while Saudi Tadawul secures year-to-date gains, says a report.

    Qatar Stock Exchange plans to shorten settlement cycles to reduce risk as Kuwaiti benchmarks and Abu Dhabi's FTSE ADX index falter, while Dubai market's positive run halts.

  • Ducab, Somagec ink MoU

    The MoU will enable UAE-based firm to enter Angolan market.

    Ducab Group already supplies its “Made in the UAE” products to 15 countries in Africa.

    It is constructing over 400 kilometers of 220kV transmission lines in Angola.

  • Lufthansa Q3 profit $1.3bn

    38 million passengers travelled with the group's airlines in the third quarter.

    The group said sales rose by eight percent to 10.3 billion euros, delivering "the strongest quarter in its history in revenue terms".

    The surge in profit is driven by "strong demand, higher capacity" and more expensive ticket prices, the aviation firm said.

  • Alpha Dhabi 9M net profit $3.15bn

    The net profit increased by a substantial 29 percent during this period.

    Alpha Dhabi's revenue also increase by 22 percent during this period, reaching AED 32.4 billion, compared to AED 26.6 billion in the previous year period.

    Alpha Dhabi's total assets reached AED 133.6 billion, with a cash position of AED 19.1 billion as of September 30, 2023.

  • Lootah Biofuels inks MoU

    The agreement is aimed at producing biofuel in Maldives.

    The deal was inked during the second day of the Dubai Business Forum, an influential global gathering of businesses and investors.

    The objective of the MoU is to reduce the impact of CO2 by replacing normal diesel with biodiesel.

  • Al Ansari Financial Services okays dividend

    The first proposed interim dividend is of $81 million.

    All matters relating to future dividend distribution will be subject to the Board of Director's recommendation and shareholder's approval.

    The approved US$81 million cash distribution aligns with the group's previously announced dividend policy.