Start-up of the Week: Sweden-based Mynt is here to manage spending of SMEs
The corporate credit card from Mynt provides it’s a credit limit of up to 5 million SEK, one of the highest limits on the Nordic country's market...
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Gold poised for weekly gain ahead of potential US Federal Reserve rate cut
The spot price of gold decreased by 0.4% to USD 2,671.39 per ounce, as the US dollar neared its highest point in over two weeks...
ISC leads BPO industry with innovative CX solutions
By incorporating advanced digital solutions into its operations, ISC contributes to the development of a digitally empowered economy...
Our banking solutions cater to various business needs: Bank of Baghdad CEO Basil Al Dhahi
The Bank of Baghdad is strategically expanding its branch network and ATM services, aiming to increase the number of ATMs to over 200...
OPEC slashes global oil demand growth forecast for 2025
The global demand growth forecast for 2025 was also lowered by OPEC to 11.4 million barrels per day...
Saudi Arabia’s money supply reaches USD 783 billion, says Kingdom’s central bank
In October, time and savings deposits made up 33.07% of Saudi Arabia's total money supply, the highest amount in almost 15 years...
Singapore economists see growth of 3.6% in 2024, monetary policy remains unchanged
Singapore's central bank determines the direction of the S$NEER's policy band, which influences the value of the local currency relative to its major trading partners...
Dealmaking could surpass 10-year averages in 2025: Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon
When asked if the bank could begin trading cryptocurrencies, David Solomon responded that rules would have to change for the bank to be able to do so...
Business Leader of the Week: Darren Woods-led Exxon sets aggressive production benchmarks
Exxon Mobil Corporation elected Darren Woods as its senior vice president in 2014...
Kuwait GDP to contract in 2024, rebound expected in 2025, predicts IMF
As a result of ongoing production cuts by OPEC+, Kuwait's economy is predicted to remain in recession in 2024, contracting by 20.8%, before gradually improving...