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Ecconomic improvement not reflecting in retail, other sectors: UAE central bank
By Arabian Post StaffMacro economic and market conditions remained stable in the UAE in 2017 and the global and domestic economic growth and outlook improved during the year. In financial
Ecconomic improvement not reflecting in retail, other sectors: UAE central bank
By Arabian Post StaffMacro economic and market conditions remained stable in the UAE in 2017 and the global and domestic economic growth and outlook
Historic first crude oil shipment from ADNOC departs for Mangalore
|By Saifur Rahman, Associate Editor| The historic first cargo of two million barrels of crude oil from the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), destined for
Emirates Group records $1.1 billion profit
|By Arabian Post Staff| Emirates Group reported a 67 percent jump in net profits to $1.1 (Dh4.1 billion) billion in 2017-18 financial year ending March
Sony records all-time high revenue for 2017
|By Arabian Post Staff| After two decades, Sony Corporation has registered historically high consolidated operating income of US$6.6 billion (¥734.9 billion) in fiscal year
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ADX signs MoU with SWIFT for securities transaction process
|By Arabian Post Staff| Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) has signed a Memorandum
Saxo Bank upgrades Dubai to hub
|By Arabian Post Staff| After posting a 10 per cent year-on-year rise in
RAKBank third quarter profit doubles
|By Arabian Post Staff| National Bank of Ras Al Khaimah (RAKBank) Group
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Etisalat announces strategic partnerships
Etisalat Digital announced that it has signed strategic partnerships with four scale-ups as part of the ‘Dubai Future Accelerators Program,’
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Sharif puts Pakistani military and China on the spot
By James M. Dorsey Ousted Pakistani prime minister Nawaz Sharif kicked up a storm when he earlier this month seemingly admitted that
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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- Lebanese parliament re-elects Berri as speaker May 23, 2018
- Gun rights, reform groups to meet Texas governor after school shooting May 23, 2018
- Foreign media start marathon journey to North Korea nuclear test site May 23, 2018
- Watch: After singing in 102 languages, Suchetha, 12, comes out with a Ramadan song May 23, 2018
- UAE will change labour law, minister tells FNC May 23, 2018
- European companies have seen the writing on the wall May 23, 2018
- Iran slams U.S. sanctions push, Syria rejects idea of Iranian withdrawal May 23, 2018
- Iranian officials split over response to U.S. demands May 23, 2018
- Middlesex in GEMS scholarship deal May 23, 2018
- Syria says Iranian withdrawal not up for discussion: report May 23, 2018
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Japan scores longest GDP growth run in more than a decade
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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
