- The World Union of Wholesale Markets (WUWM) Conference 2022, which will be held in the Middle East for the first...
The World Union of Wholesale Markets (WUWM) Conference 2022 will be held in the Middle East for the first time
As the world’s largest network of wholesale markets, WUWM represents the industry’s most significant suppliers of fresh food
- Jordan's Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources on Tuesday announced the formation of a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) council for mining,...
This Public-Private Partnership is part of the plan for implementation of the economic modernization vision
The minister said that there is a need for establishing a research center for mining and metallurgy as part of the vision
- IHG said it would resume its interim dividend
InterContinental Hotels Group said that profits rose sharply in the first half after Covid travel restrictions were lifted around the world
IHG, which also owns brands such as Crowne Plaza and Holiday Inn, said that first-half revenues jumped by 52 percent to $1.8 billion.
- More than 40,000 users, including in New York City and Denver, Colorado, reported disruptions when trying to use Google's services,...
On Twitter, some users posted screenshots of the 500 error message they received while trying to use Google
Downdetector tweeted that user reports indicate Google Maps is having problems since 0136 GMT
- The mustachioed 50-year-old with almost half a million Facebook followers posts weekly videos on topics such as protecting fruit trees,...
The mustachioed 50-year-old with half a million Facebook followers posts weekly videos on topics such as protecting fruit trees and helping people get more from their farms
With Iraq already witnessing record low rainfall and high temperatures in recent years, Muhamad warned that if the government doesn't act now, the damage will be done
- The firm will sell its full range of products and spare parts.
The Saudi investment minister Khalid Al-Falih told media that said several international companies, including Google, Alibaba, Microsoft and IBM, intend to invest in the kingdom
The minister said that investments will be coupled with the development of human resources through partnership of these companies with academies, universities and training centers





















