German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Turkey’s Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications Minister Lutfi Elvan (second right) hold scissors after cutting the ribbon in...
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Turkey’s Transport, Maritime Affairs and Communications Minister Lutfi Elvan (second right) hold scissors after cutting the ribbon in...
Charles H Rivkin with other officials during the meeting. Doha: United States is committed to further strengthening bilateral commercial relationship with Qatar, said...
A traffic light in front of an office building of Swiss bank Credit Suisse in Zurich yesterday. Credit Suisse Chief Executive Brady Dougan...
An employee keeps a record after counting banknotes and coins received as tickets fee at a bus company in Haikou, Hainan province. China...
Employees of the Azovstal Iron and Steel Works hold a rally to protest against actions of armed separatists in Mariupol, eastern Ukraine, yesterday....
An exterior view of Vodafone’s Germany headquarters in Duesseldorf, Germany, yesterday. Vodafone Germany presented the telecommunicaton company’s business figures and sketched out the...
Sriracha hot chilli sauce is made at the Huy Fong Foods factory in Irwindale, California, yesterday. The maker of the popular Sriracha hot...
DETROIT: General Motors Co said yesterday it is recalling another 2.42 million vehicles in the United States, raising the number of vehicles it...
LONDON: Brent oil held steady above $109 a barrel yesterday as unrest and low output in Opec exporter Libya offset downward pressure from...
BERLIN: Emirates, Dubai’s flagship airline, would be interested in buying more A380s from Airbus if the planemaker brought a revamped version of the...
DUBAI: Bahrain’s national carrier Gulf Air said yesterday its annual losses fell by 52 percent in 2013 as it neared the end of...
ABU DHABI: Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank has received regulatory approval from the United Arab Emirates central bank for its purchase of Barclays’ retail...
LONDON: Royal Dutch Shell will hold on to its refining business despite shedding many under-performing downstream assets, its chief executive said yesterday. The...
LONDON: Prime Minister David Cameron yesterday gave his strongest signal yet that Britain may need to cool its red-hot property market, saying he...
LONDON: Glencore Xstrata plans to appoint a female board member by the end of the year, its chairman told shareholders yeserday, and rid...
NEW YORK: Global stock indices were lower yesterday after weaker-than-expected earnings, while the dollar fell for a fifth straight session against the yen....
NEW DELHI: SpiceJet Ltd said yesterday it was in “advanced” talks to get funding, days after the country’s fourth-biggest carrier by domestic market...
DUBAI: Oman’s banks have enough capital to withstand the impact of severe shocks to the country’s economy, the central bank said, after conducting...
