Egypt losing $250 million per month after Russian plane crash
An Egyptian government official says Egypt has lost hundreds of millions of dollars since last year's suspected bombing of a Russian plane, which crippled...
Gold dives close to six-year low
Gold sank Wednesday close to the lowest level in nearly six years, as the dollar rallied on prospects for a December interest rate hike...
Italy’s economic crisis over Coronavirus
In Italy, the Coronavirus outbreak that has killed 463 people and forced the government to restrict movement for its 60 million citizens.
The government imposed...
Oil prices rebound along with stocks
Oil prices rose Tuesday, benefitting from the same bounce that lifted equity markets which had been sagging since Britain's surprise decision to leave the...
Coronavirus outbreak could slow the global economy
Shares tumbled in Asia on Thursday as concern over the impact of the virus outbreak in China deepened.
Shares also retreated in India and Southeast...
Japan is boosted as the Dollar strengthens and crude climbs almost one percent in...
Japanese stocks rallied as the dollar strengthened in holiday-thinned trade Monday, with most markets across Asia closed for the Lunar New Year holiday.
A report...
Saudi companies turn to LinkedIn
RIYADH — More than half of Saudi job-seekers now use Internet to find suitable jobs, according to a recent survey by job website LinkedIn....
Britain's FTSE ends lower as commodity stocks slump
Britain's top share index surrendered its earlier gains and ended lower on Monday, with commodity shares coming under severe pressure after prices of crude...
Expats and employers worried over Saudi tax proposal
Expatriates in Saudi Arabia and their Saudi employers alike voiced unease about a proposal the government is studying to impose income tax on foreign...
Libya cuts oil output by up to 120,000 bpd due to power problems
Libya's National Oil Corp on Wednesday cut oil production by about 120,000 barrels a day as its eastern subsidiary AGOCO faced power problems due...
