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Roche to buy Poseida Therapeutics

The $1.5 billion deal is due to close in early 2025.

BP announces $7bn gas project

The project aims to unlock 3 trillion cu ft of gas resources in Indonesia.

Lulu Retail Q3 profit $35m

For the nine-month period, net profit increased by 73.3%.

Talabat IPO offer price range announced

The subscription will close on 27 Nov for UAE retail investors.

Salik 9M net profit $223m

The company's third-quarter profit increased by 8.8 percent.
  • Hyperloop progress: Racing ahead or falling behind?

    Over a decade after Elon Musk's hyperloop proposal, no commercial operations have begun, and Virgin Hyperloop shut down in 2023...

    Over a decade after Elon Musk's hyperloop proposal, no commercial operations have begun, and Virgin Hyperloop shut down in 2023 despite significant investments.

    Despite significant investment, Virgin Hyperloop shut down in 2023, as technical challenges, safety concerns, and high costs continue to hinder hyperloop implementation.

  • WTO launches US$50m fund for women entrepreneurs in developing countries

    ABU DHABI, UAE - The director general of the World Trade Organization, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, on Sunday launched a $50 million fund...

    The director general of WTO said the "ground-breaking initiative... embodies our collective commitment to empower women".

    The fund will help businesses run by women in developing countries to adopt digital technologies and increase their online presence.

  • Binaa Al Bahrain aims to create expansive mixed-use projects

    ABU DHABI, UAE – Chairman of Eagle Hills International Mohamed Alabbar has said that US$4 billion joint venture Binaa Al...

    Binaa Al Bahrain aims to contribute to Bahrain’s long-term development through its iconic projects.

    The JV aspires to create job opportunities for Bahrainis in the real estate, hospitality and healthcare.

  • Qatar to ramp up gas output with new mega field expansion

    At the start of this month, Qatar said it would supply 7.5 million tonnes of LNG per year for 20 years...

    The expansion, will add a further 16 million tons of LNG per year to existing expansion plans

    Qatar is one of the world's top LNG producers alongside the United States, Australia and Russia

  • Saudi Arabia announces major gas discovery in Jafurah

    Riyadh, Saudi Arabia--Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman bin Abdulaziz revealed on Sunday that an additional 15 trillion...

    The Saudi energy minister said that reserves at Jafurah had reached 229trn cubic feet of gas and 75bn barrels of condensates

    The Jafurah gas field, in Saudi Arabia's eastern province, is the largest liquid-rich shale gas play in the Middle East

  • Ford halts shipment of F-150 EVs

    It will carry out quality checks on pickup trucks.

    The automaker said the shipments were stopped on Feb. 9, but did not say when it expected to resume shipments

    The company began shipping this week the first newly designed gas-powered 2024 model F-150 pickups to dealers

  • Global challenges hit M&A activity in Middle East, GCC

    Sovereign Wealth Funds emerge as pivotal players, driving economic diversification and strategic cross-border partnerships, says Riccardo Molinari of Bain &...

    Sovereign Wealth Funds emerge as pivotal players, driving economic diversification and strategic cross-border partnerships, says Riccardo Molinari of Bain & Company.

    With a spotlight on sustainability and strategic growth, 2024 holds optimistic prospects for merger and acquisition activity in the Middle Eastern region, including GCC.

  • Ratcliffe unveils electric Ineos car

    Jim Ratcliffe is the co-owner of the Manchester United.

    Ratcliffe, 71, earlier this week completed a deal to become co-owner of Manchester United, with a pledge to drive the English football giants to renewed success

    On Friday, Jim Ratcliffe noted that a desire by subsidiary Ineos Automotive to produce zero-carbon cars was hampered by how far they could travel without a recharge

  • Bosch to cut 3,500 jobs

    The company is reducing costs to safeguard competitiveness,

    The global jobs cull would affect "indirect" workers, BSH added, referring mainly to administrative positions

    BSH which employs around 60,000 people globally, said 1,000 jobs will be cut this year already

  • Chip giant TSMC shifts to Japan

    The company produces half the world's chips.

    Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, which counts Apple and Nvidia as clients, produces half the world's chips

    But TSMC's customers concerned about supplies of semiconductors want the firm to make more chips away from the self-ruled island