BRUSSELS/LONDON: Special funds used by big companies to park billions of euros of cash face stricter rules to make them safer, the European...
BRUSSELS/LONDON: Special funds used by big companies to park billions of euros of cash face stricter rules to make them safer, the European...
TRIPOLI: Libya’s patience with protesters who have halted its onshore oil output is running out and action against them nearer, Prime Minister Ali...
KHOBAR: Saudi Arabian retailer Fawaz Abdulaziz Alhokair plans to open nearly 250 stores at home and abroad this financial year, a top executive...
ABU DHABI: A Syrian purchasing agency has cancelled an urgent tender to buy 135,000 tonnes of white rice, the third state food tender...
ISTANBUL: Turkey’s central bank suggested yesterday that more surprises lay ahead in its unorthodox efforts to manage a weakening lira, pressured by concerns...
The Android mascot made of Nestle’s KitKat chocolate bars in front of Google headquarters in Moun-tain View, California. Google said the next version...
Doha: Qatar Exchange was down 179.80 points or 1.89 percent to 9,356.32 points yesterday from the previous closing of 9,536.12. Among the top...
CAIRO: The Egyptian pound jumped 1.2 percent yesterday at a $1.3bn foreign currency sale — its biggest ever — as the central bank...
BRUSSELS: A bounce in exports and spending pulled the eurozone out of recession in the second quarter of 2013, data shows, in the...
WASHINGTON: The US trade deficit widened slightly more than expected in July as exports dipped, but a rebound in imports pointed to some...
TUNIS: Tunisia’s annual inflation rate fell for the second month running to reach 6 percent in August against 6.2 percent in July and...
H E Dr Mohammed bin Saleh Al Sada (right) inaugurating the Sasol-Qatar office. DOHA: H E Dr Mohammed bin Saleh Al Sada, the...
DOHA: As the GCC-Singapore Free Trade Agreement (GSFTA) entered into force from September 1, Singaporean and Qatari companies will now be able to...
HELSINKI/SEATTLE: Two years after hitching its fate to Microsoft’s Windows Phone software, Nokia collapsed into the arms of the US software giant yesterday,...
DOHA/THE HAGUE: The newly established Qatar Chemical and Petrochemical Marketing and Distribution Company (Muntajat) yesterday announced that it has chosen ‘The Hague, (the...
DOHA: The Middle East’s construction sector, including Qatar, has been forecast to grow by 19 percent in 2013, with the combined value of...
Sudanese President Omar Hassan Al Bashir welcomes his South Sudan’s counterpart Salva Kiir on his arrival at Khartoum airport yesterday. KHARTOUM: Sudan and...
LONDON: European stocks fell in choppy trade yesterday as a US-Israeli missile test rattled nerves and raised expectations of Western military action in...