The United States and Saudi Arabia attacked Iran-backed proxies in Iraq on Wednesday after Saudi air defense systems intercepted days of attacks launched from Iraq against the kingdom's petroleum ...
Thailand suspends new gun permits after mass shooting
Authorities promise tough new laws in the country, which has high levels of firearms ownership.
The latest: Trump seeks an exit from his Iran war as Mideast violence spreads
Iran is rejecting comments by President Donald Trump on Monday, that since Iran is seeking compensation as part of any peace talks, he’ll demand the same. It was part of a larger pivot by Trump, who’s ...
Sri Lankan diaspora can drive stronger business ties with New Zealand – David Pine
Sri Lanka, Aug. 11 -- The vibrant Sri Lankan community in New Zealand can play a greater role in strengthening bilateral trade, investment, tourism and economic relations between the two countries, ...
Saudi Arabia unveils 7-point plan to grow sports club revenues, fans and digital services
Saudi Arabia has unveiled a seven-part strategy for sports clubs covering commercial revenues, fan growth, governance, facilities and digital services ...
Digital transformation and premium residency strengthen Saudi Arabia’s investment competitiveness
More than 676 global companies licensed to establish regional headquarters as non-oil growth drives economic expansion ...
Vietnam’s VinSpace taps Elon Musk’s SpaceX to launch first satellites in 2027
Vingroup-backed VinSpace will use a SpaceX Transporter rideshare mission to test its first satellites in orbit as Vietnam builds its domestic space industry.
Polish brand LPP to continue business in Bangladesh, will help exporters recover dues
Polish apparel brand LPP has decided to retract its decision to suspend business operations in Bangladesh, 12 days after announcing the halt over payment disputes with local exporters.
India’s Zydus Life quarterly profit slumps as costs weigh
Aug 11 (Reuters) - Indian drugmaker Zydus Lifesciences' first-quarter profit dropped by nearly a third, the company reported on Tuesday, as soaring costs offset strong sales in its key markets. The ...
Hong Kong considers widening tax reforms to proprietary trading firms
According to the FT, officials are weighing changes to proposed legislation so that employees at proprietary trading firms would not be taxed on performance-related pay.