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Ozempic maker lowers outlook

The company posted tepid Q3 results.

Kimberly-Clark to buy Kenvue

The deal is valued at $48.7 billion.

BYD Q3 profit down 33%

This was a 33% year-on-year decrease.

Alphabet posts first $100 bn quarter

The growth was powered by cloud division buoyed by AI

Nvidia to take stake in Nokia

Nvidia share price soars 20%.
  • NEOM will be subject to Saudi sovereignty and rules: Report

    Saudi Arabia has rejected claims that its planned futuristic megacity known as NEOM will have different rules from the rest...

    NEOM is part of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's Vision 2030 plan to diversify Saudi Arabia's oil-dependent economy.

    It has been billed as a futuristic cityscape evocative of a sci-fi blockbuster -- with everything from flying taxis to robot-maids.

  • McDonald’s to exit Russian market

    The company will sell its business in the increasingly isolated country.

    McDonald's in March closed all of its 850 restaurants in the country, where it employs 62,000 people.

    The company directly manages more than 80 percent of the restaurants bearing its name in Russia.

  • Blue-chip shares surge as Wall Street stocks bounces back

    Investors remain cautious as to whether China will ease its zero-Covid policy, which has added to the disruption of the...

    The benchmark Nikkei 225 index firmed 0.45 percent, or 119.40 points, to 26,547.05.

    The Nikkei firmed especially in early trade, keeping the momentum from gains of US shares.

  • Renault hands Russian assets to Moscow

    Since Putin sent troops into Ukraine in late February, Renault has had difficulty keeping its operations going due to a...

    Renault has also handed over it's Moscow plant, Avtoframos to Russia, which makes Renault and Nissan models

    Renault, the French automaker giant will retain a six-year option to buy back the stake in AvtoVAZ

  • Ryanair cuts annual net loss to $369 million

    Ryanair expects cost increases as a result of surging oil prices fueled by the war, it hopes "to return to...

    Ryanair average fares fell more than a quarter to 27 euros despite soaring inflation and Ukraine war

    The Irish airlines had expected a much lower loss until the Omicron variant of corona virus spread in 2021

  • Asian stocks climb up, but inflation sours mood

    Asian equities were up on Monday after a rally on Wall Street last week, but analysts say fears of a...

    Asian market opened with a generally positive performance with Tokyo, Sydney, Singapore and Manila trading up throughout the day

    Analyst call it relief as Shanghai's vice mayor announced that reopening of businesses in the city would begin "in stages"

  • Dubai lures world investors with promise of big returns

    Defying grim expectations of economic recession battering the world economy, Dubai has burnished itself by attracting a heavy dose of...

    The emirate has won over more than 600 FDI projects, including greenfield projects last year

    Dubai’s economy grew 6.3 percent in the first nine months of 2021

  • Facebook loses shine, decade after its stock debut

    The likes of TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Twitter and even Apple now vie with Meta for people's online attention as Facebook...

    Facebook remains the biggest social media platform with 2.94 billion monthly users

    But like other free online platforms, Facebook makes its money from ads targeted at people's interests

  • e& buys stake in Vodafone

    It bought a 9.8% stake for $4.4bn in the British firm.

    Formerly known as Etisalat, the company has acquired around 2,766 million shares in Vodafone Group

    The transaction comes in line with the telecom company’s efforts to become a global player in the field and increase its exposure to international markets

  • Workplace diversity is both cultural & business issue

    One of the biggest challenges for women in the GCC is the lack of possibilities in the workplace, Novonda founder...

    Companies must make sure to have a diversity-friendly personnel policy and HR practices, says Novonda founder Jean-Pierre Calvez

    Digitalization and flexible working strategies have been crucial for the workforce, he adds