- Five different types of financial frauds are prevalent in the Arab world, with 24 criminal methods being used to reach...
According to a review of 503 fake adverts, the number of daily visits from potential victims of these fraudulent sites reaches 137,000 per day
The study stated that five different types of financial frauds are prevalent in the Arab world, with 24 criminal methods used to reach the victims
- EWEC will supply clean energy to all Aldar owned and managed assets.
Aldar has increased its ESG ratings within two major global benchmarks, the Dow Jones Sustainability Index and Sustainalytics.
EWEC is one of the key parties enabling the implementation of Abu Dhabi’s Clean Energy Certificate scheme.
- Sharjah and Syria are looking at ways to increase economic relations and enhance partnership between businessmen and traders.
In this regard The Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) received a Syrian delegation led by Kinan Zahreddine, Syrian Consul-General in Dubai
The meeting also reviewed potential investment opportunities to support economic cooperation and enhance the partnership between businessmen
- Economic growth in the eurozone slowed sharply in January, a key survey showed Monday, as new coronavirus restrictions hit consumer...
IHS Markit said that the sky-high caseloads for the highly contagious Omicron variant had disrupted consumer-facing services through staff absences
Tourism, travel and recreation were "especially hard hit", said Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit
- The Israel government has approved the plan for a joint fund with the UAE for investment in high-tech firms and...
The proposal was brought to the government by Israel’s Minister of Foreign Affairs of the State Yair Lapid
It was co-sponsored by the country’s Minister of Foreign Affairs of the State Orit Farkash Hacohen
- Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, who ousted Benjamin Netanyahu in June, abstained from the vote to set up the inquiry, citing...
The Israeli cabinet voted to establish a formal inquiry into the "submarine affair," which concerns a multibillion-shekel deal to acquire vessels from Thyssenkrupp
David Shimron, Netanyahu's personal lawyer and cousin, was charged with money laundering in connection with the 2012 naval procurement
- A state firm official was appointed to the Chinese firm’s board.
Evergrande has been teetering on the brink for months owing to its struggles in servicing a debt pile of more than $300 billion
However, its shares ended up nearly 4 percent higher on Monday after news emerged of government intervention in its operations



















