The Technical Committee of the Municipal Council, chaired by Engineer Munira Al-Amir, has approved a request submitted by the Kuwait ...
Non-bank financing spurs Oman’s private sector growth
MUSCAT: The alternative financing sector is gaining traction in Oman, emerging as a key catalyst for private sector development, according to ...
Non-bank financing spurs Oman’s private sector growth
MUSCAT: The alternative financing sector is gaining traction in Oman, emerging as a key catalyst for private sector development, according to ...
Oman’s trade balance tumbles as oil prices fluctuate
The trade balance of Gulf oil producers is highly vulnerable to oil price fluctuations and that has proven to be the case for Oman, where the balance dipped by nearly 30 percent this year. The decline ...
Oman’s trade balance tumbles as oil prices fluctuate
The trade balance of Gulf oil producers is highly vulnerable to oil price fluctuations and that has proven to be the case for Oman, where the balance dipped by nearly 30 percent this year. The decline ...
Oman Arab Bank and Ministry of Labour join forces to enhance financial efficiency in government institutions
Hosting a specialized workshop titled “Enhancing Financial and Accounting Efficiency in Governmental and Financial Institutions” ...
Heavier anti-money laundering penalties could help Singapore maintain high standards as wealth hub
SINGAPORE] Authorities in Singapore appear to be kicking it up a notch, as they round up more individuals and entities for their involvement in a S$3 billion money laundering scandal unveiled in ...
Gaza starvation warning as aid agencies urge Israel to end blockade
Humanitarian aid agencies are warning that their staff inside Gaza are starving alongside the civilians they are trying to help ...
They made America’s clothing. Now they are getting punished for it.
Nike, Levi's and Lululemon are among big-name US brands that have the bulk of their clothing made in these countries. "Can you imagine what will happen if [we] lose our jobs? I'm so worried, ...
North Korea’s Private Finance: No Banks but Lots of Loans
SEOUL—For decades after North Korea’s founding in the 1950s, financial security wasn’t a major concern for its citizens. A communist system provided most daily needs, and for many years ...