Sharjah / WAM The launch of the Emirates Reprographic Rights Management Association (ERRA) – a first-of-its-kind association in the region – marks a watershed moment in the UAE publishing industry as it strengthens the foundations of a healthy print and publishing market where both the creation and dissemination of content are encouraged. With the launch of ERRA, the UAE ...

  Dubai / WAM Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (Dewa’s) Innovation Centre has launched the second batch of the Cleantech Youth Programme. The programme aims to attract talented young energy leaders from different sectors and expand their skills and knowledge in clean and renewable energy and entrepreneurship. The programme comprises a wide range of training workshops, specialist education sessions, and ...

Across Germany, executives have spent the last few months war gaming how to respond if Russian President Vladimir Putin cuts off gas supplies. And many, from tiny companies to global behemoths, have arrived at the same solution: switch to oil. In Munich, the municipal utility has converted two gas-fired boilers to run on diesel. Further South, in the German Alps, ...

Uber Technologies Inc Chief Executive Officer Dara Khosrowshahi said not long ago that the rideshare company’s mission was to become profitable, rather than the loss-making enterprise it had been since inception. For the first time, Uber is succeeding, posting the biggest positive free cash flow in its history in the second quarter. This may finally be the long-awaited turning point ...

  China’s industrial policy seems to have fans across the Pacific. The US’s $280 billion Chips and Science Act is a direct response from the Biden administration to Beijing’s spending to help key industries. But just as the likes of Intel Corp and Micron Technology Inc jostle for a slice of US government support, the perils of relying upon public ...

  The battle for Asia’s preeminent financial institution will be fought with the Federal Reserve providing ammunition — to both sides. Just how much profit each can squeeze out of US monetary tightening may end up deciding if Hong Kong’s biggest bank, HSBC Holdings Plc, stays whole and dominant. Or if Singapore’s largest lender, DBS Group Holdings Ltd, gets a ...

Bloomberg Deutsche Lufthansa AG forecast profit will keep rising in coming months amid a boom in demand, even as staffing shortages prompt airports to limit capacity. Europe’s biggest airline group said it expects a “significant increase” in earnings in the third quarter compared to the second. That’s after high ticket prices and bumper profits at the company’s cargo division more ...

  Bloomberg Boeing Co avoided a crippling work stoppage at its defense manufacturing hub after St Louis-area Machinists accepted a revised contract offer, reversing an earlier vote to strike. “We have delivered an equitable contract that will secure the future for the members, their families and future generations,” Tom Boelling, president of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers ...

  Bloomberg Amsterdam Schiphol Airport extended capacity curbs into the autumn as the Dutch hub continues to grapple with a staffing crunch. Royal Schiphol Group NV will cap the number of departing passengers at 67,500 per day for September and 69,500 in October, it said in a statement. The numbers are lower than the 72,500 limit set for August, reflecting ...

  Bloomberg JetBlue Airways Corp reported a second-quarter loss that missed Wall Street’s expectations as high fuel prices kept operating expenses elevated ahead of the carrier’s planned purchase of deep discounter Spirit Airlines Inc. The carrier’s shares fell after it said total costs soared 89% in the quarter to $2.56 billion, including $910 million spent on fuel. JetBlue is starting ...