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Kuwait Projects Company (KIPCO) Asset Management Company KSC (KAMCO) announced the appointment of Dalia Al-Ghanim as the Senior Vice President (SVP) of Sales in a press release on Sunday. Al-Ghanims addition to KAMCOs management is aimed at strengthening
Most German stocks advanced as Metro AG rose after Morgan Stanley raised its recommendation on the stock, offsetting a decline in shares of Salzgitter AG.
The benchmark DAX Index advanced 0.2 percent to 5,887.99 as of 10:02 a.m. in Frankfurt,
Japanese government bond futures slipped further on Monday from a two-month peak hit last week, as growing optimism about a global economic recovery prompted investors to shift money to stocks from government debt.
U.S. monthly employment data
Professionals in Qatar make more money than their counterparts in any other country in the Middle East, knocking the UAE off the top spot it has commanded for the past year.
More than a third of Qatar’s white-collar workers, or 39 per cent, ear
Dubai Electricity & Water Authority, the government-run utility, will sign contracts worth more than 3 billion dirhams ($817 million) this week to help meet rising demand in the Persian Gulf emirate.
The utility, known as Dewa, will sign six c
The Dubai Financial Market (DFM) rose 2.33% on its first day of trading of the week to 1,621.73, with 24 stocks rising, three falling and three holding steady. Emaar was the most active stock by value and by volume, and was also the day’s second highest r
Maybe the sky is not falling after all. It seems that the fears of global investors over Dubai’s debt have eased. After reaching an 11-month high last month, the spreads on credit default swaps (CDS) for Dubai debt have narrowed sharply this week.
Brazil stocks rose as a gain in industrial output and vehicle production offset a drop in U.S. housing sales that signaled concern of a sluggish global economic recovery.
Usinas Siderurgicas de Minas Gerais SA, the biggest Brazilian maker of
Zuhair Kiswani, Manager of Al Sharhan Securities, used to spend most of the year at his office in Sharjah to cope with a business upsurge in the stock markets of the UAE and neighbouring Gulf countries. Now he spends most of the time in his home country,
The Dubai Financial Market (DFM) rose 2.33% on its first day of trading of the week to 1,621.73, with 24 stocks rising, three falling and three holding steady. Emaar was the most active stock by value and by volume, and was also the day’s second highest r
