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Nestle to cut 16,000 jobs

The company's shares shoot up 8%.

Multiply Group buys stake in ISEM

Multiply Group will hold 60.8% of ISEM.

Bosch to cut 13,000 jobs

This is a blow to Germany's ailing car sector.

Aldar ups stake in Aldar Estates

Acquires Modon Holding’s 17.45% stake

Oracle shares up 35%

Huge AI contracts lead to the surge.
  • Elon Musk loses $50 billion as Tesla shares fall for third day

    Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla lost $50 billion in two days as shares of Tesla fell for the third...

    According to Bloomberg Billionaires Index, this is the biggest two-day fall in its history.

    his drop in net worth of Elon Musk reduces the gap between him and Jeff Bezos, the second richest man of the world to $83 billion.

  • ADNOC Drilling 9M revenue $1.7 bn

    This was the company's first quarterly disclosure since listing on ADX.

    The Company reported an EBITDA of $785 million and a net profit of $460 million for nine months of 2021.

    The onshore revenue for the nine months was $847 million, up 10 percent compared to the same period last year.

  • EDB, NBF agree to provide credit guarantee and co-lending for SMEs in UAE

    The Emirates Development Bank (EDB) has signed an MoU with the National Bank of Fujairah (NBF) to offer credit guarantees...

    NBF will offer up to AED10 million financing to an SME, and 50 percent of the facility amount will be either guaranteed or co-lent by EDB.

    The program also aims to support UAE citizens in the startup journey by offering financing facilities of up to AED1 million.

  • Emirates narrows H1 losses to $1.6bn

    The group’s net loss for the period was AED5.7 billion ($1.6 billion), substantially better than the AED14.1 billion ($3.8 billion)...

    Emirates pegged this recovery of sorts on the easing of travel restrictions worldwide as the Covid-19 pandemic abated

    It also pointed to the corresponding rise in demand for air transport as countries advanced their vaccination programs

  • Israel startup pays virtual coin for trash collection

    The scheme aims to encourage citizens to pick up trash in a country ranked among the world's leading litter producers.

    Israelis generate an average of 1.7 kilograms of waste per person per day

    Comparatively, residents of European countries generate on an average 1.4 kilograms of waste every day

  • Dubai Chamber identifies UAE-Indonesia trade opportunities

    There appears to be plenty of scope for Indonesia to expand its cooperation with the UAE in the area of...

    The chamber, in a statement on its website, said the UAE was among the top 20 import-partner countries of Indonesia

    However, Indonesia is not even among the top 30 export and import markets for the UAE

  • What are the most recent retail trends?

    With the retail sector rebounding in the UAE, Cyrille Fabre, a partner and director with the Middle East arm of...

    Retailers are thriving in the areas of omnichannel and customer experience.

    Unlike carbon-intensive industries, retail can easily achieve sustainability

  • DP World launches e-commerce site Dubuy in Kenya

    Dubuy.com aims to provide Kenya a secure and reliable way for its businesses to grow.

    Dubuy.com, an e-commerce platform of DP World, has launched in Kenya

    It has already seen over 500,000 website visits from African vendors since its launch in Rwanda six months ago

  • Dubai’s Mashreqbank hit with $100m fine in US

    The fine was one of several actions by US regulators requiring the bank to fix lapses in its processes to...

    The fine was one of several actions by US regulators requiring the bank to fix lapses in its processes to ensure its overseas branches comply with US sanctions

    The breaches involved the bank's London office handling payments through the US financial system without making clear they were going to a Sudanese entity

  • Meta to tweak ad policy

    Meta ads will not consider race, religion, sexuality, or political party.

    From January 19, apps in the Meta family will no longer offer advertisers the option to target people based on certain ‘sensitive’ topics

    While this may tighten privacy, it may also affect non-profit groups seeking fundraising or small companies looking for customers

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