DUBAI: Dubai’s second-largest property developer, Deyaar, plans to launch two new projects this year, its chief executive said yesterday, adding to a series...
DUBAI: Dubai’s second-largest property developer, Deyaar, plans to launch two new projects this year, its chief executive said yesterday, adding to a series...
H E Dr Mohammed bin Saleh Al Sada & Ibrahim J Al Othman DOHA: Qatar Petroleum (QP) has signed two contracts for the...
Officials of Qapco and Barwa Bank during the signing ceremony. Doha: Qatar Petrochemical Company (Qapco) secured a QR1.1bn facility from Barwa Bank. Over...
A man walks past a branch of Spain’s lender Bankia with posters depicting former Bankia CEO Rodrigo Rato (left ) and Emilio Botin,...
TOKYO: The crippling debt crisis that has ravaged Europe for years is finished, France’s President Francois Hollande has declared, despite high unemployment and...
A woman takes a picture of an Airbus of Lufthansa at the airport Frankfurt Main, Germany. On the first day of the two-day...
Officials from Ezdan Holding Group and E-SEC sign the agreement. DOHA: Ezdan Holding signed a partnership with E-SEC to develop security & safety...
DOHA: The Gulf Warehousing Company (GWC) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Saudi-based Al Othman Holding providing for the establishment of...
BEIJING: China’s industrial output expanded at a slightly slower pace in May while big ticket investment growth eased, the government announced yesterday, the...
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian state oil and gas company Petronas has pushed back the completion date for its Johor refinery-petrochemical project to 2017 as...
BUENOS AIRES: Argentina and China have agreed to expand their commercial ties by increasing soybeans and corn exports to the Asian country, Buenos...
LONDON: British manufacturers are increasingly turning away from external funding to grow their businesses, a survey found, despite tentative signs that the cost...
Workers of the Manila Electric Company (Meralco) install plastic isolators on overhead power lines as they perform preventive maintenance on electric cables before...
KHARTOUM/JUBA: Sudan edged back from a day-old order to block all oil exports from South Sudan yesterday, saying it could reverse its decision...
LONDON: New proposals to improve standards and culture within UK banks will be thrashed out by British lawmakers in important meetings next week...
ISTANBUL: With few customers to serve, the money changers near Istanbul’s Taksim Square jabber in annoyance behind their glass partition. Their volume of...
LONDON: British water firm Severn Trent has rejected a raised $8.2bn takeover bid, with a deadline for the suitors to make a formal...
NEW DELHI: Daiichi Sankyo believed it had scored a coup in 2008 when it outbid rivals to buy Indian generics giant Ranbaxy for...
