“Authorities are capable of turning their wrath on any company or sector that displeases them,” writes Brooke Masters of the Financial Times.
Business Continuity Plan Update
The Minister at the Prime Minister’s Office and the Second Minister of Finance and Economy also explained that the ‘Business Continuity Plan’ of the Ministry or Organisation needs to be updated as …
It’s time to turn the climate agenda toward finance
Developed countries must meet their pledges, while the climate-vulnerable must restructure their debt to adapt.
It’s time to turn the climate agenda toward finance
Developed countries must meet their pledges, while the climate-vulnerable must restructure their debt to adapt.
Bahrain always places trust in its youth, says Shura Secretary-General
Secretary-General of the Shura Council, Chancellor Osama Ahmed Al-Asfoor, said that Bahrain always places its trust its youth competencies, who have always proven their ability to manage various …
Armenian State Revenue Committee urges to refrain from illegal import of Turkish goods
The State Revenue Committee of Armenia urges to refrain from importing goods of Turkish origin. The Committee reports frequent attempts to import Turkish goods, bypassing the government decision of J …
Singapore clocked a massive $24 billion in real-estate sales in the first half of 2021 – twice as much as NYC
Singapore’s real-estate market has remained hot in the pandemic thanks to its “safe haven” reputation and low tax rates.
Singapore clocked a massive $24 billion in real-estate sales in the first half of 2021 – twice as much as NYC
Singapore’s real-estate market has remained hot in the pandemic thanks to its “safe haven” reputation and low tax rates.
Singapore Raises 2021 GDP Estimate, Now Expects 6%-7% Growth
Singapore’s economy is set to expand at a faster clip than the government previously expected as the city-state shakes off an uptick in virus cases and looks to re-open more sectors through …
Singapore clocked a massive $24 billion in real-estate sales in the first half of 2021 – twice as much as NYC
Singapore’s real-estate market has remained hot in the pandemic thanks to its “safe haven” reputation and low tax rates.