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Sharjah explores new avenues of cooperation with Guatemala

Sharjah / WAM Sheikh Fahim Al Qasimi, Chairman of the Department of Government Relations (DGR) in Sharjah, met with Lars Pira Perez, Ambassador of the Republic of Guatemala to the UAE, to bring new momentum in bilateral engagement, particularly in the areas of renewable energy, culture, and tourism. The two parties explored avenues to enhance cooperation and build bridges between ...

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Abu Dhabi Police warns against fraud, scam calls

ABU DHABI / WAM Abu Dhabi Police has warned against fraudulent calls claiming to be from the UAE Central Bank and a text message in the name of Abu Dhabi Police as proof of the correctness of the information that requests banking details of clients. Abu Dhabi Police also warned of links to fraudulent electronic sites, including small text messages ...

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Dewa to highlight efforts in sustainability, energy of future

Dubai / WAM Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (Dewa) is participating at Expo 2020 Dubai with a large pavilion, characterised by a contemporary design that aligns with Dewa’s role as the Official Sustainable Energy Partner of Expo 2020 Dubai. “Dewa’s pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai provides a unique experience for visitors. It highlights Dewa ‘s innovative projects and initiatives, especially ...

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Federal Reserve buys ECB some taper time

Policy-making for the post-pandemic period has begun. Common sense made a welcome reappearance in the debate over the sudden jump in recovery-induced inflation when Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell acknowledged that there are upside risks to the US central bank’s forecasts that aggressive price gains in some sectors will fade away. Though a lot of the recent surges may indeed ...

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Two nations are watching prices jump

Thousands of miles from the corridors of the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank, a struggle between competing views on inflation is unfolding. Two emerging-market icons are watching prices jump and steering very different courses: Brazil is cracking down, while India prefers to wait and hope the phenomenon flames out on its own. Which of the two approaches proves most ...

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Venezuela’s Maduro has only himself to blame

Venezuela’s strongman sounds desperate. In an interview with Bloomberg News, Nicolas Maduro pleads with US President Joe Biden to lift the crippling sanctions on his country imposed by former President Donald Trump. “If Venezuela can’t produce oil and sell it, can’t produce and sell its gold, can’t produce and sell its bauxite, can’t produce iron, etcetera, and can’t earn revenue ...

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US ban on Chinese spy cameras will backfire

US regulators are toughening their stance on Chinese makers of surveillance cameras and other hardware. By turning to an old playbook, though, Washington is diverting focus from the future and diminishing America’s ability to remain a global technology leader. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) proposed a ban on use of certain telecommunications products and other electronics made by Chinese companies, ...

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Boeing’s largest 737 Max takes flight in bittersweet milestone

Bloomberg Boeing Co’s biggest 737 Max model lifted off into brilliant blue skies for the first time, marking another milestone in the jet family’s comeback from tragedy and a lengthy grounding. The stretched narrowbody jet rumbled down a runway adjacent to the Renton, Washington, factory where it was built and took flight at 10:07 am local time. After performing aerial ...

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Lufthansa says it aims to repay German aid

Bloomberg Deutsche Lufthansa AG said it plans to repay billions of euros in aid from the German government before the country’s federal election on September 26. Europe’s biggest airline is working on measures to secure the refinancing “hopefully before the general election,” Chief Executive Officer Carsten Spohr said at Germany’s National Aviation Conference. The comments are a sign of increasing ...

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Philippine Air’s parent halted from trading after audit report

Bloomberg Shares of Philippine Airlines’s parent company were suspended from trading after its auditor issued a disclaimer of opinion on its annual report. The Philippine stock exchange suspended trading of PAL Holdings Inc shares from 9:30 am, extending a halt imposed when the company submitted its annual report that showed it posting a record loss in 2020 due to the ...

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