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Dubai Chamber proposes ways to meet funding challenges of startups
|By Arabian Post Staff| A new whitepaper published by Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry on start-ups has called for closer cooperation between universities, government agencies and investment funds to
Dubai Chamber proposes ways to meet funding challenges of startups
|By Arabian Post Staff| A new whitepaper published by Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry on start-ups has called for closer cooperation between universities,
Emaar plans community token with blockchain technology
|By Arabian Post Staff| Emaar Group is marking an industry-first by leveraging the significant potential of blockchain technology with plans to offer the Emaar
US to export more oil than Saudis by year-end
|By Arabian Post Staff|In a pivotal geopolitical shift, the United States will soon export more oil and liquids than Saudi Arabia. This remarkable turnaround
Tabreed shareholders mandate 19% hike in cash dividend
|By Arabian Post Staff| The shareholders of National Central Cooling Company have approved a dividend of 9.5 fils per share for the financial year
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IFC, asset firm invest in Middle East solar power project
|By Arabian Post Staff| IFC, a member of the World Bank Group,
ADX signs MoU with SWIFT for securities transaction process
|By Arabian Post Staff| Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) has signed a Memorandum
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Dubai Land Dept launches smart audit for transactions
|By Arabian Post Staff| Dubai Land Department (DLD) announced the launch of the Smart Audit initiative that allows the completion
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Optimism in UAE and GCC banking sector
|By Hassan Ali Mansoor| “Adversity reveals the genius, austerity conceals it”. This adage has emerged as the dominant theme used
Agricultural commodity markets fall along with Brazil’s currency
Worries about political uncertainty in Brazil extended to agricultural commodity markets, with the real’s fall triggering declines in corn, soyabeans, coffee and
Stocks extend losses as Trump worries hang over markets
Fears over the scale of crisis that Donald Trump’s presidency faces hung over markets on Thursday, with European stocks weaker and those
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- Ethiopia and Indonesia crash parallels heap pressure on Boeing March 18, 2019
- Brotherly love at Reliance? India’s Mukesh Ambani provides ‘support’ to brother Anil as debt paid off March 18, 2019
- Brazil’s Bolsonaro stops at CIA on high-stakes Washington visit March 18, 2019
- Facebook plans more fact-checking ahead of European Parliament election March 18, 2019
- Canada’s top civil servant to quit, the latest victim of scandal March 18, 2019
- Google seeking to promote rivals to stave off EU antitrust action March 18, 2019
- GM considers options for its Lyft stake following IPO March 18, 2019
- Project Aurora: U.S. government, Intel aim for nation’s fastest computer March 18, 2019
- May’s Brexit deal in chaos as Speaker sparks ‘constitutional crisis’ March 18, 2019
- Gunman kills three in Dutch tram, police hunt for Turkish man March 18, 2019
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Brazil shares fall 10% on Temer bribery claims
Brazil’s markets crashed on their opening on Thursday, with the benchmark Ibovespa stock index down 10.47 per cent
European and Asia stocks track Wall St sell-off
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Japan scores longest GDP growth run in more than a decade
Japan has recorded its longest run of sustained growth in more than a decade as stimulative policy and a
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May 18, 1969 – Apollo 10 View of the Earth
A view of Earth from 36,000 nautical miles away as photographed from the Apollo 10 spacecraft during its trans-lunar journey toward the moon. While the Yucatan Peninsula is obscured by clouds, nearly all of Mexico north of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec can be clearly delineated. Source link
