Abu Dhabi / WAM President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan has issued Federal Decree-Law No. 07 of 2018 amending articles within Federal Law No. 02 of 2015 on Commercial Companies. The Decree stipulates that Article 14 of Federal Law No. 02 shall be amended to reflect that the Memorandum of Association of a company and each amendment ...
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Dubai issues permits to 163 free zone firms
Dubai / WAM The Department of Economic Development (DED), in Dubai has permitted 163 free zone companies to operate in mainland Dubai following a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), signed earlier this year between DED and the Dubai Free Zones Council. The MoU sought to enable free zone entities in Dubai to expand their operations across the emirate, and strengthen Dubai’s ...
Read More »Young Arab Media Leaders programme launched
Dubai / WAM Under the patronage of HH Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Presidential Affairs and Chair of the Arab Youth Centre  (AYC), the second edition of the Young Arab Media Leaders programme was launched in Dubai, on Sunday. Organised by the AYC and taking place over the course of two weeks, the programme ...
Read More »â€˜Dtec Forum’ in Dubai to explore future of smart cities
DUBAI / WAM Dubai Silicon Oasis (DSO), the integrated free zone technology park, will explore the future of smart cities and their success factors at its third quarterly Dtec Forum of 2018. Set to run on September 18 at the Dubai Technology Entrepreneur Centre (Dtec), the largest technology incubation hub in the region that is wholly owned by Dubai Silicon ...
Read More »RWE fears lignite industry collapse in ‘hasty coal exit’
Bloomberg Chancellor Angela Merkel’s plan to phase out coal-fired power plants in Germany should stop short of “prematurely†closing brown coal facilities, or she risks the collapse of the nation’s mining industry as well as persistent blackouts, RWE AG said in a report. Shuttering coal plants may have a “domino†effect on mining, which is regulated by concessions that would ...
Read More »Oil set for gain while uncertain outlook spurs volatility
Bloomberg Oil headed for a weekly gain as threats to supply in Iran and Venezuela overshadowed risks to demand, while an uncertain outlook heightened volatility. Futures in New York are on course for a 1.7 percent advance this week amid signs that looming US sanctions are taking a toll on Iranian crude exports. Volatility headed for the biggest weekly increase ...
Read More »UK tourists died of illness triggered by E. Coli, says Egypt
Bloomberg A British couple vacationing at the Red Sea resort of Hurghada last month died of illness triggered by E. coli bacteria, Egypt’s prosecutor said, citing a forensic report. John and Susan Cooper died on August 21 while staying at the Steigenberger Aqua Magic hotel. The couple had been booked at the hotel through tour operator Thomas Cook Group Plc, ...
Read More »Zamil Offshore, King Abdulaziz University sign cooperation pact
Dubai / Emirates business Under the patronage of HE Prof Abdulrahman Obaid AI-Youbi, an agreement was signed between King Abudlaziz University and Zamil Offshore. The agreement was signed by the Dean of the Faculty of Maritime Studies Dr. Hattan Timraz and Mr. Mazen S Al Harbi Chief of Human Resources of Zamil Offshore. The cooperation agreement signed between the two ...
Read More »Nordic power losses blow to world’s oldest market
Bloomberg A big trading scandal was the last thing Nasdaq Inc.’s Nordic power market needed. Once the kingpin of European electricity trading, activity on the world’s oldest power market is languishing at its lowest level since 1999 after some of the biggest banks, hedge funds and industrial consumers deserted the market as tougher regulation made buying and selling too expensive ...
Read More »Apple celebrates new iPhone models as Asia suppliers suffer
Bloomberg With a suite of new devices and a market value of $1 trillion, Apple Inc. has given its investors cause to celebrate. That’s not the case for a number of its suppliers in Taiwan which have suffered from stagnating shipment growth. General Interface Solution Holding Ltd. is the worst performer in the MSCI Taiwan Index over the past year, ...
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