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Investopia summit launches its website

  DUBAI / WAM Investopia has launched the official website for the first edition of its summit that will be held on March 28 on the sidelines of Expo 2020 Dubai. The launch of the website comes as part of the summit’s endeavors to reach the largest segment of investors, government officials, startup and SME leaders and provide them with ...

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San Miguel to build $1.1b gas-fired power plants

  Bloomberg San Miguel Corp will build two gas-fired power plants in central Philippines for $1.14 billion) as the nation’s largest conglomerate shifts away from coal. Indirect subsidiary Prestige Power Resources Inc will construct a 600-megawatt combined cycle gas plant in Leyte province for 41.5 billion pesos, while another indirect unit Reliance Energy Development Inc is planning a 300-megawatt plant ...

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Does the German army scare Russian president?

Germany’s armed forces are “more or less bare,” the country’s most senior army officer, Alfons Mais, declared last month in reaction to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. “The options that we can offer the politicians to support the alliance are extremely limited. We all saw it coming and were not able to get through with our arguments … This does not ...

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Supply chain woes amid Ukraine war

  Maybe port logjams and semiconductor shortages weren’t such bad problems to have after all. CEOs have talked of little else for the better part of the past year, but these issues feel rather beside the point compared with the tragic loss of life wrought by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and have largely dropped out of the headlines. For example, ...

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Can India overthrow Visa and Mastercard?

  Long before the war in Ukraine, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi decided that international card networks could be used as instruments of statecraft — and that he should channel the rising economic power of his country’s 1.4 billion people to resist the dominance of Visa Inc, Mastercard Inc and American Express Co. “Everyone cannot go to the border for ...

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The Fed faces a policy dilemma of its ‘design’

  The Federal Reserve is in a deep hole of its own making as its top policy committee meets to announce the start of a long-anticipated cycle to raise interest rates. Inflation is at a 40-year high and still accelerating, the Fed’s inflation-fighting credibility is damaged, and it has lost control of the monetary policy narrative. Add to that the ...

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Bermuda delists Russian jets in setback for foreign owners

  Bloomberg Bermuda’s Civil Aviation Authority removed all aircraft tied to Russia from its airworthiness registry, exposing hundreds of jetliners owned by foreign leasing firms to devaluation. “International sanctions on the aviation sector have had a significant impact on the ability to sustain safety oversight on Russian-operated aircraft,” the authority said on its website. The agency said it’s “unable to ...

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Australia, Netherlands sue Russia over ‘MH17’

  Bloomberg Australia and the Netherlands started legal proceedings against Russia over the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17, more than seven years after the deadly crash. The move, at the International Civil Aviation Organization, comes after Russia “unilaterally” ended negotiations with the two countries and comes as well as the national prosecution of four suspects in the crash, according ...

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