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Are rising fuel costs and global risks reshaping the aviation sector?
Are rising fuel costs and global risks reshaping the aviation sector
Temperatures to fall this week after the bank holiday
Temperatures to fall this week after the bank holidayImage source, BBC Weather Watchers / JefferzImage caption, A photo from a weather watcher in Hagley, WorcesterByHelen WillettsLead Weather Presenter, Reporting fromBBC Weather CentrePublished1 hour agoAfter last week's warmth, the first full week of May is set to see temperatures tumble across the UK.Temperatures peaked around 25C (77F) in parts of England on Friday, but this week is shaping up to be noticeably cooler.There is a mixed for...
'Focus not just on recovery': UAE plans strategy to stay ahead of global shocks
[Editor's Note: Follow the Khaleej Times live blog for the latest regional developments with the US-Israel-Iran ceasefire now in effect.]Two months into heightened regional disruption, the UAE is leaning on decades of strategic planning, infrastructure investment and policy agility to safeguard supply chains and maintain strong economic momentum, senior officials said during a high-level panel discussion.Speaking at the session moderated by Hadley Gamble, Suhail Mohamed Al Mazrouei, UA...
Henko Weighs Stake Sale in Portuguese Engineering Firm Quadrante
Henko Partners is exploring the sale of its minority stake in Quadrante, a deal that could value the Portuguese engineering and environmental consultancy at more than €300 million ($352 million), according to people familiar with the matter.
Tanker carrying Russian oil bought by Japanese company Taiyo Oil arrives in Japan
Earlier, a TASS correspondent found out that amid the situation surrounding Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, Japan purchased its first cargo of Russian oil in almost a year
Bank of America Didn’t ‘Wall-Cross’ Segantii Before Esprit Block
Bank of America Corp. traders working on a 2017 block sale in the shares of fashion retailer Esprit Holdings Ltd. didn’t “wall-cross” Segantii Capital Management before disclosing some information about the potential deal, Hong Kong prosecutors said on Monday.
Abu Dhabi, Dubai see April rebound as UAE property markets defy headwinds
Dubai: Property markets in Abu Dhabi and Dubai are holding firm despite seasonal and regional headwinds seen last month, with fresh data pointing to steady demand and pricing, and continued development activity across both emirates.Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here.Abu Dhabi sees demand returnNew data from Abu Dhabi Real Estate Centre shows residential activity has remained consistent over the past eight weeks, with April emerging as a stronger m...
There are now more banking hubs than Barclays branches with Acton the busiest in Britain - is your town getting one soon?
There are now more banking hubs than Barclays branches with Acton the busiest in Britain - is your town getting one soon?By LEE BOYCE, EDITOR, THIS IS MONEY Updated: 10:39, 4 May 2026 e-mail 17 View comments
South Africa Factories Turn Upbeat as War Brings Orders Forward
A gauge measuring South African manufacturer sentiment rose in April to its best level in two years, driven by business activity and new sales orders, potentially reflecting front-loading ahead of price increases due to the Iran war.
Sultan Al Jaber: The pillars of the UAE economy are unshaken - Emirates 24|7
Sultan Al Jaber: The pillars of the UAE economy are unshaken Emirates 24|7
DWP confirms rule change which will affect four million benefit claimants
Nearly four million people receiving Personal Independence Payment (PIP) will benefit from new rules extending the gap between health assessments.The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed that review periods will now be set at a minimum of three years, rising to five years for those who remain eligible.The changes are expected to deliver savings of about £300million, with roughly £230million linked to existing claimants.Ministers say the reforms will allow health professionals to...
Greene King to sell 150 pubs amid fears Brits cutting back on spending
One of Britain's largest pub chains is to sell 150 pubs with another 300 sites facing restructuring as rising costs and changing consumer habits see less Brits going out for a pint, bosses said
ECB’s Villeroy Urges Caution and Readiness on Rate Hikes
The European Central Bank must be both cautious and ready to act on interest rates should inflation spread beyond a surge in oil prices, outgoing Governing Council member Francois Villeroy de Galhau said.
Terms of Trade: And then there were none
The BJP’s 45% vote share, assuming only Hindus voted for it, suggests a consolidation of about two-thirds of the Hindu voters| India News
Gold Price Today: चांदी का बढ़ा रेट, सोना हो गया सस्ता, जानें आज क्या है 22 कैरेट गोल्ड की कीमत
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Freight loading on Russian Railways network rises 1.9% in April to 94.7 mln tons
Russian Railways added that the main drivers of growth were coal, grain, and non-ferrous ore
Explained: Why BHEL share price jumped 10% to hit upper circuit today
Explained Why BHEL share price jumped to hit upper circuit today
Fuel stations face enormous fines under new laws designed to protect petrol and diesel drivers
Petrol stations across the UK could soon face massive fines for failing to inform drivers about their fuel prices.The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) confirmed that, as of May 1, it would be able to use enforcement powers against petrol stations that do not update the Fuel Finder service.Labour launched Fuel Finder in February in a bid to improve transparency for drivers and increase competition between retailers to ensure they provide fair prices for motorists.The rollout of the scheme...
Investing in UAE is 'no longer optional', Adnoc CEO tells private sector
[Editor's Note: Follow the Khaleej Times live blog for the latest regional developments with the US-Israel-Iran ceasefire now in effect.]The UAE’s private sector was told on Monday that investing at home is “no longer an option” but a national priority, as the largest edition of Make it in the Emirates opened with a call to strengthen economic sovereignty, local manufacturing and industrial resilience.Dr Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, UAE Minister of Industry and Advanced Technology and ADNOC...
UAE says Opec exit 'not directed against anyone'
The United Arab Emirates’ shocking decision to leave Saudi-dominated Opec was not targeted at anyone, the UAE minister who heads the state oil giant said on Monday. The move aimed at focusing on national priorities and the UAE economy, said Sultan Al Jaber, who is CEO of state-owned Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (Adnoc) and the country’s industry and advanced technology minister. The decision, which took effect on Friday, followed months of tensions with neighbouring Saudi Arabia, the world’s t...