LONDON: Britain launched its new system of financial supervision yesterday, hoping that two new regulators will succeed where a single one failed in...
LONDON: Britain launched its new system of financial supervision yesterday, hoping that two new regulators will succeed where a single one failed in...
DUBAI: Damac Properties, a privately-held Dubai developer, is considering listing its shares on the stock market and has approached banks with proposals for...
DUBAI: Egypt’s Central Bank governor yesterday said that foreign exchange reserves had fallen slightly in March from February’s level of $13.5bn. Governor Hisham...
NICOSIA: Finance Minister Michalis Sarris resigned yesterday, hours after a judicial probe was launched into how Cyprus was pushed to the verge of...
Tokyo: Japan is preparing to create the world’s first futures trading contract for liquefied natural gas in a bid to stabilise the commodity’s...
The Prime Minister and Foreign Minister H E Sheikh Hamad bin Jassem bin Jabor Al Thani addressing the Brookings Doha Energy Forum yesterday....
Ahmed Al Khalaf DOHA: The budgetary estimates for the current fiscal year (2013-14) with increased public spending, that were unveiled yesterday, have evoked...
Saudi oil minister Ali bin Ibrahim Al Nuaimi in Doha yesterday. DOHA: Demand for Saudi crude is likely to rise over the next...
NEW YORK: Brent crude rose above $111 a barrel in choppy trading yesterday as Saudi Arabia predicted robust demand from Asia, while US...
DOHA: Due to a rapid expansion in its generation capacity, Qatar is sitting on a high 40 percent reserves in the power sector....
Traders work at the Egyptian Exchange in Cairo, yesterday. DUBAI: A buyout offer for Orascom Telecom, Egypt’s second-largest listed company, failed to buoy...
DOHA: Qatar Exchange (QE) Index gained 49.14 points or 0.58 percent during March 2013 compared to the previous month to close at 8,577.72...
KUWAIT CITY: The Kuwait Stock Exchange yesterday suspended trading in the shares of 17 listed firms for failing to report their annual financial...
TUNIS: Tunisia expects to sign a $1.7bn loan deal with the International Monetary Fund next month after a delay due to the crisis...
NEW YORK/BEIJING: Strong demand at home boosted activity at Chinese factories last month, but US manufacturing hit an unexpected speed bump after expanding...
Emirates aircraft taxi at the Dubai International Airport yesterday. DUBAI: Dubai’s flagship carrier Emirates and Australia’s Qantas Airways Ltd will look to extend...
DUBAI: Bahrain’s economic growth slowed sharply in the final quarter of 2012 as growth in hydrocarbon output stalled and two years of social...
DUBAI: The flagship company in the ruler of Dubai’s personal business empire increased profits sixfold in 2012, benefiting from cost cuts and a...