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Mohammed bin Rashid visits GBF side exhibition
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid was briefed about the representative offices launched by the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry in several African capitals
Dubai-Africa non-oil trade to exceed $272bln by end of 2019
From 2011 to 2018, non-oil trade reached $252bln
Kuwait PM declines reappointment, emir removes senior ministers
Kuwait's caretaker prime minister Sheikh Jaber al-Mubarak declined to be reappointed as premier on Monday
Trade tensions to hit goods growth in Q4 as tariffs bite- WTO
Air freight, raw materials and electronic components indices "all deteriorated further below trend"
Dassault CEO says contract to build Franco-German fighter demonstrator likely by end of Jan 2022
Britain could still join the project after the first demonstrator flight.
75% of GCC employers fail to set aside assets for end-of-service benefits
The Zurich study revealed that even those companies that do set aside assets for EoSB payments rarely cover the entire liability
70 young Emirati joins Emirates Global Aluminium as company accelerates Emiratisation drive
In 2019, EGA has recruited some 140 UAE Nationals in total, both experienced hires and trainees
Kuwait's Jazeera unhappy with Airbus delays, no plans for aircraft order this week
Airbus and rival Boeing are competing to win an order of up to 25 narrowbody jets from Kuwait's Jazeera
Sharjah Police profits from public auction of 50 number plates
Some 50 plates with two, three, and four digits were offered at the auction, in which plate number 88 came in third,
Global Business Forum Africa 2019 begins tomorrow in Dubai
GBF Africa 2019 is the largest event of its kind in the region
Insights
Oil price rally squeezes bears, but bulls keep powder dry: Kemp
Hedge fund managers continued to scale back short positions in crude last week
3D printing has major potential in oil and gas industry: report
The disruption in value chain means wider thinking, more in terms of digital manufacturing than 3D printing.
India's economic woes hit coal imports, but crude oil soldiers on for now: Russell
Power demand in Asia's third-largest economy slumped 13.2% in October from a year earlier
