ISTANBUL: Turkish Airlines posted a much deeper first quarter loss than expected yesterday despite rising sales, as it battles tough competition from low-cost...
ISTANBUL: Turkish Airlines posted a much deeper first quarter loss than expected yesterday despite rising sales, as it battles tough competition from low-cost...
IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde (left) with Morocco’s Minister of Economy and Finance Nizar Baraka as she arrives for a meeting at the...
A customer checks Toshiba’s notebook computers at an electric shop in Tokyo yesterday. TOKYO: Toshiba said yesterday its full-year net profit fell about...
Emirates Chairman Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum arrives for a conference to announce the results of the Group in Dubai yesterday. DUBAI:...
A man withdraws money from a Barclays branch in Rome yesterday. LONDON: Britain’s Barclays reined in its ambitions to be a Wall Street...
Doha: Qatar Petroleum International (QPI), the international arm and the wholly-owned subsidiary of Qatar Petroleum (QP) have reached an agreement with Centrica Plc...
BRUSSELS: The European Central Bank is ready to take action next month to boost the eurozone economy if price inflation forecasts warrant it,...
SEOUL: Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, the world’s biggest handset maker, has replaced the head of its mobile design team amid criticism of the...
LONDON: The Bank of England said yesterday it had voted to keep its main interest rate at a record low 0.50 percent. The...
KHOBAR: Saudi Arabia produced 9.66 million barrels per day (m b/d) of crude oil in April, up from 9.566m b/d in March, an...
TOKYO: Toyota booked a record $17.9bn annual net profit yesterday, driven by a recovery in major markets and the weaker yen, but the...
Doha: Qatar Exchange index gained 233.76 points, 1.84 percent, last week when the bourse closed at 12,961.40 points yesterday. The trading value of...
WASHINGTON: New claims for US unemployment insurance benefits fell last week following a short-lived surge, bringing them back in line with the past...
BEIJING: China’s exports and imports rose marginally in April, official data showed yesterday, rebounding from sharp declines in March, but analysts saw a...
DUBAI: Lending by Qatari banks has not become significantly more concentrated among borrowers, and the Gulf state is taking steps to ensure financial...
DOHA: As a result of real estate boom and massive infrastructure development, Qatar ranked second among the world’s 30 leading countries in terms...
From left: KPMG’s Hilda Mulock Houwer, Mark Spears and Robert Bolton at the KPMG office in Doha yesterday.Salim Matramkot By Satish Kanady DOHA:...
People attend the Offshore Technology Conference, which showcases equipment servicing the oil industry, in Houston, Texas.
