Gold rose on Wednesday, with prices just shy of recent 11 month highs, as investors awaited a US employment report for signs of recovery in the world’s biggest economy.
Gold rose on Wednesday, with prices just shy of recent 11 month highs, as investors awaited a US employment report for signs of recovery in the world’s biggest economy.
LONDON - Britain’s biggest mobile operator EE said on Wednesday it would launch the country’s first superfast mobile broadband service at the end of October.
PARIS - European stocks edged down on Wednesday, adding to the previous session’s losses, weighed down by doubts about whether Spain will soon request a bailout and further signs of a slowdown in China and Europe. At 1126 GMT, the FTSEurofirst 300 index of top European shares was down 0.1 percent at 1,100.73 points in relatively low volumes.
Police threatened merchants who closed their shops in Teheran’s main bazaar and launched crackdowns on sidewalk money changers on Wednesday as part of a push to halt the plunge of Iran’s currency, which has shed more than a third its value in less than a week.
SINGAPORE - Singapore will allow companies to issue different classes of shares to help its stock exchange to compete for new listings and the country to maintain its competitiveness as a financial centre.
NEW YORK - US stocks were set to rise slightly at the open on Wednesday after data showed more jobs were created in the US private sector last month than analysts had expected.
Emaar Properties, the global developer of iconic projects, has strengthened its international project portfolio with the launch of Emaar Square, a ‘city within a city’ development, within its flagship Uptown Cairo project in Egypt.
Abu Dhabi Terminals (ADT) has completed transitioning 30 per cent of its container business from Mina Zayed to the Khalifa Port Container Terminal since port operations began on September 1.
Arabtec, UAE’s biggest construction company by market value, has signed a Dh453 million contract to build Europe’s tallest office tower in St. Petersburg.
Shares in Abu Dhabi’s two largest property companies surged on Monday ahead of their planned merger, lifting the bourse to a seven-month high, while other Gulf markets also gained.