Bentley unveils Grand Convertible in Dubai

DUBAI / Emirates Business Bentley is showcasing a highly exclusive coach-built model, the Grand Convertible by Mulliner, at a private customer event at Bentley Emirates, Dubai. With just 19 examples of this luxurious open-top Grand Tourer available to order from Bentley’s coachbuilding and personal commissioning division, Mulliner, its collectability and rarity are guaranteed. Breathtaking yet understated, and fashioned entirely by ...

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Schneider Electric showcases latest oil, gas solutions at ADIPEC

DUBAI / Emirates Business Real-time data captured from the field and conveyed to the cloud via sensors and analytical engines can impact the profitability of entire oil and gas (O&G) businesses. Building around this concept, Schneider Electric, the global specialist in energy management and automation, marks its seventh outing at the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC) 2017. ...

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As Venezuela output dips, oil rivals begin filling gap

HOUSTON / DUBAI / Reuters As Venezuela’s dilapidated energy sector struggles to pump enough crude oil to meet the country’s OPEC output target, rival producers within the exporters group have started to plug the gap, OPEC and industry sources said. The South American country’s oil output hit a 28-year low in October as state-owned oil giant PDVSA struggled to find ...

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Santos lures bids after rejecting $7.2bn offer

Bloomberg A bid for Santos Ltd. may trigger counter offers for the Australian oil and gas producer that has stakes in some of the world’s cheapest liquefied natural gas. The Adelaide-based company surged the most in a year after saying it received and rejected a A$9.5 billion ($7.2 billion) takeover approach from Harbour Energy Ltd. led by former Royal Dutch ...

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Mexico scours the globe to stock up on diesel before price limits end

Bloomberg Mexico is scouring the earth to stock up on diesel fuel before market-liberalization measures take effect. Petroleos Mexicanos, the country’s state-run oil company, has been on a buying spree of about a tanker load of diesel a day from the US alone this year and recently purchased it as far afield as the United Arab Emirates and China. Mexico ...

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Oil slips below $56 on uncertainty from German coalition talks to OPEC

Bloomberg Oil held near $56 a barrel as markets digested political uncertainty from Germany to the Middle East and anticipation about OPEC’s next move kept traders on the defensive. Futures slipped as much as 1.7 percent in New York after rising 2.6 percent. In Germany, the breakdown of talks to form a new government coalition raised questions about the future ...

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Orsted sells thousand-year green bond in step away from oil

Bloomberg Orsted A/S, the Danish company built on oil and gas extraction, will issue its first green bonds as it moves towards completing a transition to renewable energy. Orsted, which sold its oil division earlier this year, plans to offer a hybrid note due in 3017 (it’s a 1,000-year bond) and a senior unsecured bond maturing in 2029, the company ...

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Mom-and-pop pile into Hong Kong IPOs in $163bn bonanza

Bloomberg Mom-and-pop investors haven’t been this crazy for Hong Kong initial public offerings since 2009. Hong Kong retail stock buyers placed orders for $163 billion worth of equity in this year’s major deals, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That’s equal to more than three quarters of the territory’s monetary base. The most popular was China Literature Ltd., a local ...

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Telecom operator RCom may face insolvency risks

Bloomberg Reliance Communications (RCom) Ltd., the Indian mobile phone operator that defaulted on dollar bonds in the highest-profile debt failure since the country’s new bankruptcy code was passed, faces risks of insolvency if it can’t sell its assets at high enough valuations, according to SC Lowy Financial HK Ltd. “We think the valuations they have provided are optimistic,” said Mihir ...

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Duterte invites China to enter Philippine mobile-phone market

Bloomberg Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has invited Chinese companies to take a role in the country’s wireless communications industry to add a third carrier to compete with PLDT Inc. and Globe Telecom Inc. Duterte offered China the right to operate in the Philippines during his bilateral talks with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, Duterte spokesman Harry Roque told reporters in Manila ...

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