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Abraaj collapse may spur oversight changes, says Dubai regulator
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Abraaj collapse may spur oversight changes, says Dubai regulator

DUBAI: The Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) could make changes to its oversight procedures following last year’s collapse of private equity group Abraaj, its chief executive said in a report published on Sunday. Dubai-based Abraaj was the largest buyout fund in the Middle East and North Africa until it collapsed last year in the aftermath…

Saudi Arabia ‘has deposited $334m in Jordan’s central bank’
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Saudi Arabia ‘has deposited $334m in Jordan’s central bank’

DUBAI: The Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) could make changes to its oversight procedures following last year’s collapse of private equity group Abraaj, its chief executive said in a report published on Sunday. Dubai-based Abraaj was the largest buyout fund in the Middle East and North Africa until it collapsed last year in the aftermath…

Saudi shares rise ahead of FTSE Russell index move
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Saudi shares rise ahead of FTSE Russell index move

  DUBAI: Saudi stocks ended higher on Sunday, helped by optimism over more fund inflows ahead of inclusion on FTSE Russell’s emerging market index in about two weeks. The Tadawul main index was up 0.5 percent, led by financial stocks. Samba Financial Group rose 1.1 percent and Al Rajhi Bank climbed 0.4 percent. Al Tayyar…

Brexit casts shadow over stands at Geneva car show
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Brexit casts shadow over stands at Geneva car show

SANTA MONICA, United States: Uber, the ridesharing behemoth set to launch a stock offering soon, is aiming beyond sharing car rides to becoming the “Amazon of transportation” in a future where people share instead of owning vehicles.Uber laid out its vision of a transformed world of personal mobility as it steered toward a keenly anticipated…

With IPO due, Uber aims to be ‘Amazon of transportation’
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With IPO due, Uber aims to be ‘Amazon of transportation’

DUBAI: It is not every day you get to meet an Oscar winner. Last week, the genial and straight-talking Michael Garin, CEO of Abu Dhabi film production company Image Nation, assumed that title. One of his projects, “Free Solo,” about the rock climber Alex Honnold’s epic ascent of Yosemite’s El Capitan wall in the US,…

Abu Dhabi Oscar winner turns gaze towards Saudi Arabia
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Abu Dhabi Oscar winner turns gaze towards Saudi Arabia

DUBAI: It is not every day you get to meet an Oscar winner. Last week, the genial and straight-talking Michael Garin, CEO of Abu Dhabi film production company Image Nation, assumed that title. One of his projects, “Free Solo,” about the rock climber Alex Honnold’s epic ascent of Yosemite’s El Capitan wall in the US,…

Global donors pledge $1.8bn as Jordan goes through economic transition
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Global donors pledge $1.8bn as Jordan goes through economic transition

SANTA MONICA, United States: Uber, the ridesharing behemoth set to launch a stock offering soon, is aiming beyond sharing car rides to becoming the “Amazon of transportation” in a future where people share instead of owning vehicles.Uber laid out its vision of a transformed world of personal mobility as it steered toward a keenly anticipated…

Donald Trump tweets on OPEC for first time in 2019
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Donald Trump tweets on OPEC for first time in 2019

DUBAI: It is not every day you get to meet an Oscar winner. Last week, the genial and straight-talking Michael Garin, CEO of Abu Dhabi film production company Image Nation, assumed that title. One of his projects, “Free Solo,” about the rock climber Alex Honnold’s epic ascent of Yosemite’s El Capitan wall in the US,…

OPEC oil output drops further as Gulf producers over-deliver on cuts
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OPEC oil output drops further as Gulf producers over-deliver on cuts

LONDON: OPEC oil supply fell to a four-year low in February, a Reuters survey found, as Gulf producers over-delivered on the group’s supply pact while Venezuelan output registered a further involuntary drop.The 14-member Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries pumped 30.68 million barrels per day (bpd) last month, the survey showed on Friday, down 300,000…

Darkening economic outlook threatens to cap oil price in 2019
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Darkening economic outlook threatens to cap oil price in 2019

BENGALURU: Oil analysts have grown more pessimistic over prospects of a significant price rally this year, as booming US shale output and a deteriorating global economic backdrop threaten to offset the boost from OPEC’s crude supply cuts.A Reuters survey of 36 economists and analysts on Thursday forecast Brent crude oil futures to average $66.44 a…

Iranian crude oil exports to Asia fall to two-month low
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Iranian crude oil exports to Asia fall to two-month low

LONDON: OPEC oil supply fell to a four-year low in February, a Reuters survey found, as Gulf producers over-delivered on the group’s supply pact while Venezuelan output registered a further involuntary drop.The 14-member Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries pumped 30.68 million barrels per day (bpd) last month, the survey showed on Friday, down 300,000…

Norway’s wealth fund ditches 33 palm oil firms over deforestation
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Norway’s wealth fund ditches 33 palm oil firms over deforestation

KUALA LUMPUR: Norway’s $1 trillion sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest, has pulled out of more than 33 palm oil companies over deforestation risks during the last seven years, a green group said on Thursday.Norway’s Government Pension Fund Global (GPFG), which released its annual report on Wednesday, sold stakes in more than 60 companies due…

Ex-Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn makes fresh bail request
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Ex-Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn makes fresh bail request

LONDON: OPEC oil supply fell to a four-year low in February, a Reuters survey found, as Gulf producers over-delivered on the group’s supply pact while Venezuelan output registered a further involuntary drop.The 14-member Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries pumped 30.68 million barrels per day (bpd) last month, the survey showed on Friday, down 300,000…

Vedanta’s daily losses since smelter shutdown total nearly $200m
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Vedanta’s daily losses since smelter shutdown total nearly $200m

MONTREAL: Canada’s former attorney general has provoked the worst political crisis for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government by accusing senior officials of attempting to head off the fraud prosecution of engineering giant SNC-Lavalin. Here’s what you need to know. Jody Wilson-Raybould testified at the House of Commons Justice Committee that Trudeau, one of his…

Canada government ‘meddling’ case: deciphering the controversy
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Canada government ‘meddling’ case: deciphering the controversy

MONTREAL: Canada’s former attorney general has provoked the worst political crisis for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government by accusing senior officials of attempting to head off the fraud prosecution of engineering giant SNC-Lavalin. Here’s what you need to know. Jody Wilson-Raybould testified at the House of Commons Justice Committee that Trudeau, one of his…

US wins WTO ruling on Chinese grains; decision may also affect India
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US wins WTO ruling on Chinese grains; decision may also affect India

NEW DELHI: Vedanta Ltd. told an Indian court it has been losing 50 million rupees ($706,000) a day ever since the closure of one of its copper smelters in May, after police fired on protesters against the plant and killed 13 people.The government of Tamil Nadu state ordered the smelter shut permanently on May 28…

Tesla’s ‘mass market’ $35k electric car ready to order, online
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Tesla’s ‘mass market’ $35k electric car ready to order, online

NEW DELHI: Vedanta Ltd. told an Indian court it has been losing 50 million rupees ($706,000) a day ever since the closure of one of its copper smelters in May, after police fired on protesters against the plant and killed 13 people.The government of Tamil Nadu state ordered the smelter shut permanently on May 28…

Tadawul reveals raft of reforms as it prepares for cross listings
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Tadawul reveals raft of reforms as it prepares for cross listings

NEW DELHI: Vedanta Ltd. told an Indian court it has been losing 50 million rupees ($706,000) a day ever since the closure of one of its copper smelters in May, after police fired on protesters against the plant and killed 13 people.The government of Tamil Nadu state ordered the smelter shut permanently on May 28…

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