- European stock markets rebounded on Wednesday, recovering some ground following sharp losses the previous session on fears of a global...
London's benchmark FTSE 100 index was up 1.8 percent around midday and the pound was mixed against main rivals.
Crude futures had slumped nearly 10 percent Tuesday, while Europe's main stock markets lost about three percent.
- Sri Lanka is facing its worst economic downturn since it gained independence from Britain in 1948.
The Island nation has suffered months of blackouts, rampant inflation and critical shortages of food and petrol.
Russia and Ukraine were among the top sources of tourists for Sri Lanka before February's conflict began.
- Based on the mutual market access model, Tabadul will allow investments across Bahrain Bourse and Abu Dhabi and enable investors...
Tabadul will be accessible to all investors registered with eligible local brokers and who have filled out the requisite KYC documents required by exchange in their countries.
Securities on Tabadul are traded in respective exchange’s local currency, and in specified currency of the traded asset for some cases, with no minimum amount required for orders.
- A logistics and freight business and food trading hub will be built in Uzbekistan.
The logistics venture will deploy new technology and specialised processes to address the challenges caused by Uzbekistan's double-landlocked geographical location.
Based upon the 'Regional Food Hub – Abu Dhabi' currently under development in KIZAD, AD Ports Group will share their expertise towards the food trading hub.
- Inflation is an opportunity for a company to review strategically the portfolio of plans it offers, says L'azurde CEO.
Inflation is an opportunity for a company to review strategically the portfolio of plans it offers, CEO L'azurde said
Companies, he said, should review costs from A to Z, from employees to manufacturing, automation and investment in technology
- Long before whiteboards, beamers and laptops entered modern school classrooms, teachers relied on the humble, dusty, sometimes screechy blackboard chalk.
Chalk, a white, soft limestone, was formed aeons ago when the shells of tiny marine creatures were compressed on the sea floor
Jordan has a near endless supply of the raw material, with the ministry of energy and mineral resources estimating the country's "assets of limestone exceed 1.3 billion metric tons
- Tunisia's President Kais Saied on Tuesday defended a proposed constitution set for referendum this month, after the drafting committee's chief...
The new constitution is the centerpiece of Saied's plan to remake the North African country's political system
Saied wants a presidential system to replace the country's 2014 constitution, which enshrined a mixed presidential-parliamentary system often beset by deadlock
- Tokyo stocks opened lower Wednesday after a mixed close on Wall Street as lingering recession fears caused a rout on...
In New York, the Dow fell as recession fears pounded petroleum-linked equities, but tech shares rallied, with markets eyeing the possibility of smaller interest rate hikes
The dollar fetched 135.57 yen in early Asian trade, against 135.87 yen in New York on Tuesday
- There will be some volatility in the sector for a long time to come because it is an early-stage market,...
There will be volatility in the sector for a long time to come because it is an early-stage market, says Valerie Hawley, Affiliate Founding Partner at True Global Ventures 4 Plus
The prices of nearly every crypto coin have fallen by more than 50 percent from their all-time highs, with no rapid rebound expected amid the ongoing market crash, he adds
- Emirates Post Group (EPG) and Hub71, Abu Dhabi’s global tech ecosystem, will partner to provide tech startups in the Emirate...
As part of the agreement, EPG will also provide mentorship for startup founders and support the development of Proof of Concepts.
EPG-backed startups will also gain the ability to join Hub71’s vibrant community.





















