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TSMC first-quarter net profit soars

Its net revenue for the quarter soared nearly 42%.

Tesla’s first Saudi showroom opens

The opening in Riyadh comes with Tesla sales dropping.

Mubadala Energy enters US energy market

Acquires a 24.1% interest in US firm Kimmeridge’s SoTex

Borouge to increase dividend from 2025

The company okayed $650 million final dividend for 2024.

TikTok’s US future uncertain

It must find non-Chinese owner to avoid ban.
  • Jordan woos Russia for local investment

    Russian representatives from three provinces met with commissioner general of the Jordan Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai.

    Jordan has invited investment from an industrial and economic delegation from Russia

    The Russian delegation represented three Russian provinces

  • Twitter admits policy ‘errors’

    Extremists are abusing its new photo-sharing rule.

    Twitter has noted that its teams have made errors in enforcing its new policy that disallows posting images of people without their consent

    It said it has corrected those, errors and is undergoing an internal review to make certain that this policy is used as intended

  • WTO deal saves businesses $150bn a year

    The deal with members including the US, EU, and Saudi Arabia agreeing to new ways to help businesses.

    The agreement is said to have called for members countries and groupings to create domestic regulation for services

    Such regulations would ‘improve the business climate, lower trade costs, and cut red tape so as to facilitate services trade worldwide’

  • Samsung bags Aramco project

    Samsung Engineering has bagged a $1.23 billion contract from Aramco to develop Jafurah Gas Process Package 1, a major project...

    It is part of the Jafurah shale gas field development located 400 km east of capital Riyadh and is expected to be completed in 2025

    The goal of the project is to produce shale gas, natural gas liquids (NGL), ethane, sulphur and stabilized condensate

  • DEWA inaugurates visitors center at Al Maktoum solar park

    Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD&CEO of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA), has inaugurated the ‘Noor Energy 1 Visitors Centre’...

    The Noor Energy 1 Visitors Centre features an exhibition that chronicles the history of energy as well as future energy technologies.

    When fully operational, Noor Energy 1 will be the largest single-site concentrated solar power plant in the world.

  • Shell exits North Sea oilfield project

    Royal Dutch Shell has exited the planned Cambo oilfield project off the Scottish coast because of insufficient financial gain, as...

    Shell, which has a 30-percent interest in the North Sea development, said late Thursday that the investment case was simply "not strong enough"

    The decision comes after major powers last month agreed at the COP26 climate summit in Scotland to curb the use of fossil fuels

  • Louvre Abu Dhabi license extended until 2047

    The Louvre Abu Dhabi's license has been extended by 10 years to 2047, the French presidency said Friday during a...

    The French president and Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed agreed to the "extension for 10 years of the partnership over the Louvre Abu Dhabi

    The move will see Abu Dhabi pay 165 million euros ($186 million) between 2022 and 2023 for the extra decade

  • UAE to buy 80 French Rafale fighter jets

    The Rafale order is the biggest made internationally for the aircraft since it entered into service in 2004.

    The UAE has also agreed to buy 12 Caracal military transport helicopters

    The Middle-Eastern country is one of the French defense industry's biggest customers

  • Tech-enabled sustainability can help hospitality

    SB Group founder and CEO Sanjeevv Bhatia says the hotel industry can no longer ignore net-zero goals.

    Hospitality buildings account for about 40 percent of worldwide energy consumption and GHG emissions

    Old buildings are riddled with vendor-locked and legacy systems that are inflexible and thus difficult to optimize

  • IMF says chief economist taking top leadership role

    Gopinath will succeed Geoffrey Okamoto as first deputy managing director, serving under IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva.

    Gopinath will succeed Geoffrey Okamoto as first deputy managing director, serving under IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva

    Gopinath, who was appointed to her current role in October 2018, was due to return to her position at Harvard University in January but will now leave the university