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Tecom reports 51% rise in nine-month net profit

Dubai  / WAM    Tecom group PJSC  the creator of specialised business districts and vibrant communities, on Wednesday announced its financial results for the third quarter of 2022 and first nine months ending September 30. The group’s revenue stood at AED490 million, increasing 12.48% year-on-year (y-o-y) driven by rising occupancy levels across the portfolio, especially office, warehouse, and worker accommodation. Ebitda ...

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FAB net profit jumps 19% to AED10.9b in 9 months of ’22

Abu Dhabi / WAM  First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) on Wednesday announced that the group’s net profit amounted to AED10.9 billion in the first nine months of 2022, an increase of 19% compared to the same period last year with annualised earnings per share at AED1.29. In a statement on Wednesday, the bank said that the total income reached AED18 ...

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UAE celebrating 50 years of close ties with Egypt, says Sheikh Mohammed

Dubai / WAM  His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, said that the UAE and Egypt will begin another 50 years of solid and deep-rooted relations and joint efforts, under the leadership of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, President of ...

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Federal Tax Authority discontinues use of e-Dirham

Abu Dhabi / WAM The Federal Tax Authority (FTA) has announced it will be discontinuing the use of the e-Dirham system in paying taxes as of next Sunday, October 30, replacing it with Magnati, the smart payment option from First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB). Magnati provides advanced software solutions for online payments, using next-generation advanced technologies to provide a seamless ...

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Sharjah announces action-packed agenda for UAE’s 51st National Day

Sharjah / WAM The Sharjah National Day Celebrations Committee on Wednesday announced its activities’ agenda for celebrating the UAE’s 51st National Day. Events will take place across Sharjah’s cities and key tourist and cultural destinations from November 24 to December 3, shedding light on the country’s achievements, history, and heritage for a whole month. Heading towards its centenary after celebrating ...

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Miral unveils new brand identity, announces portfolio worth $3.5b

Abu Dhabi / WAM Miral on Wednesday unveiled its new visual identity and first brand campaign, signifying a new chapter of growth. It also announced its portfolio of projects under construction worth over AED13 billion ($3.54 billion) on Yas Island and across the emirate, with three new projects coming soon. The new visual identity was revealed at an internal event, ...

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Europe gas glut to help ease winter LNG crunch in Asia

Europe’s near-term natural gas supply glut means more fuel for Asia this winter. Liquefied natural gas (LNG) suppliers are already looking to redirect shipments to Asia for delivery from November onward due to more attractive prices. Asia LNG spot prices jumped above the European gas benchmark for the first time since June earlier this week. This is a reversal: For much ...

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Germany ready to double Uniper aid to $60.14 billion in worst case

Germany is preparing for a worst-case scenario in which it needs to double financial aid to Uniper SE, the nation’s biggest gas supplier, to $60.14 billion. Uniper’s financial situation is worsening with an expected adjusted net loss of $3.2 billion for the first nine months of the year as it buys more expensive wholesale gas to meet supply contracts after ...

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How to fix the US nursing shortage

The US health-care system needs more nurses. Nursing schools aren’t producing enough graduates, young workers are quitting, and older ones are retiring early. Throughout the pandemic, widespread shortages reduced the quality of care and even cost lives. To bolster the workforce and better prepare for the next crisis, the US must invest in its domestic pipeline and clear hurdles for ...

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Can Meloni learn from Berlusconi’s failures?

Rachel Sanderson If Giorgia Meloni had expected a straightforward passage to becoming Italy’s first woman prime minister, she hadn’t counted on her coalition ally Silvio Berlusconi’s enduring desire to control. Italy’s three-time premier started undermining her far-right government even before its ministers were named. But Meloni has something to learn from Berlusconi too. He provides a cautionary tale for all ...

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