Bloomberg The UK must “radically†overhaul its approach to trade policy if it is to land post-Brexit deals with other countries, the Institute for Government said. After decades of access to the European Union’s single market, the UK is facing a renegotiation of its trading relationship with the bloc and the need to strike deals with the rest of the ...
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UAE-US ties reflect positively on region
Abu Dhabi / WAM Political science experts and analysts have described the close relations between the United Arab Emirates and the United States of America as strategic and dynamic. The UAE’s inspiring model in various developmental, economic and foreign policy fields, explains the United State’s interest in communicating directly with the UAE’s leadership. UAE-US relations, which began since the US ...
Read More »UAE provided AED502 million to Yemeni health sector
Abu Dhabi / WAM The UAE has provided the Yemeni health sector, during the period 2015 to 2017, with financial assistance amounting to AED502 million to support its medical and health services in emergency cases, combat contagious diseases and provide basic healthcare, as well as to train heath sector employees. This is within the framework of the UAE’s desire to ...
Read More »Chef Middle East opens AED75mn food distribution centre at DIP
Dubai / Emirates Business Chef Middle East, a leading regional supplier of the finest quality foods to the hotel, dining and airline industries, inaugurated its new AED 75 million world-class distribution centre at Dubai Investments Park (DIP). Omar Al Mesmar, General Manager of DIP, attended the grand opening and cut the ceremonial ribbon to officially open the massive 10,000 square ...
Read More »SHUAA Capital gets ‘market maker’ status on ADX
Abu Dhabi / WAM Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX), granted SHUAA Capital International Ltd. a subsidiary of SHUAA Capital a licence to serve as Market Maker on the Exchange. The number of registered Market Makers on ADX has now reached three, including National Bank of Abu Dhabi and Al-Ramz Capital. The announcement was made during an event in ADX, organised ...
Read More »China eyes US energy after $20bn ‘Belt and Road’ deals
Bloomberg China is setting its sights on US energy as a growing reliance on imports forces it to look beyond traditional suppliers, according to the head of the country’s biggest oil and gas company. China National Petroleum Corp. will import more crude oil and natural gas from US and will consider participating in America’s growing liquefied natural gas export industry, ...
Read More »Singapore property comeback fueled by developers’ hunger
Bloomberg Developers’ hunger for Singapore land is adding to signs that the city’s housing market is making a comeback after three years of price declines. As new home sales surge after an easing of property restrictions in mid-March, developers are becoming more aggressive in bidding at land auctions. On average, they’ve paid a 29 percent premium, the highest level in ...
Read More »Samsung to explore next-gen biologics
Bloomberg The Samsung brand is best known for its smartphones and wide-screen TVs. Yet behind the scenes, the conglomerate is also making a name as a contract manufacturer of complex medicines to treat diseases like cancer. On a piece of reclaimed land along the western coast of South Korea, Samsung BioLogics Co. is building a $740 million factory that will ...
Read More »Noble climbs even as Moody’s flags $900mn funding gap
Bloomberg After a savage three-day sell-off, Noble Group Ltd. shares climbed on Tuesday even as Moody’s Investors Service joined S&P Global Ratings in highlighting the embattled commodity trader’s finances, saying that estimated liquidity isn’t sufficient to cover debt due by mid-2018. Moody’s said that while the liquidity headroom, including cash and unused committed facilities, was $2.4 billion at end of ...
Read More »Microsoft faulted over cyber attack, shifts blame to NSA
Bloomberg There’s a blame game brewing over who’s responsible for the massive cyberattack that infected hundreds of thousands of computers. Microsoft Corp. is pointing its finger at the US government, while some experts say the software giant is accountable too. The attack has affected computers in more than 150 countries, including severe disruptions at Britain’s National Health Service. The hack ...
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