Jordan extends MoU with Iraq for oil import, increasing exports by 50%
Importing crude oil from Iraq, according to Kharabsheh, is in line with the original Memorandum of Understanding that the governments of Jordan and Iraq signed on May 4, 2023...
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Start-up of the Week: Introducing Avenue One, redefining real estate investment in US
Avenue One and its expert renovations team have become a known name in optimising rental properties, by partnering with local contractors to improve the quality of homes in their communities...
EU new car sales rise 4.3% in June 2024, says auto industry body
Leading European automakers are placing their bets on an increase in car sales in 2024...
Growth in MENA region to reach 2.2% in 2024: IMF
The IMF report states that these figures have been revised lower than those that were released in April of 2023, which indicated growth of 2.7% in 2024 and 4.2% in 2025...
Dubai’s Emirates NBD beats 2024 Q2 profit estimates, rebrands private banking unit
At the end of the 2024 second quarter, Emirates NBD's total assets increased to 931 billion dirhams, up 15% from 2023, while lending increased by 6% during the first half of the year...
Five essential steps to navigate financial career transitions
Investing in higher education is one of the best strategies to manage a financial career shift...
Flydubai plans to hire 130 new pilots and expand its fleet
At the Dubai Airshow in 2023, flydubai placed a historic order for 30 Boeing 787-9s, its first-ever wide-body aircraft...
Business Leader of the Week: Under Georges Elhedery, HSBC eyes shift towards growth
Georges Elhedery’s appointment as CEO comes less than two years after he was promoted to CFO in January 2023...
Egypt to receive LNG supplies through Port of Sokhna as summer arrives
In 2023, Egypt's total natural gas production fell to its lowest since 2017, figures from the Joint Organisations Data Initiative show...
IF Insights: Qatar’s household wealth shows tremendous growth
Qatar's growth story is one of a nation returning to its historical pattern rather than a dramatic break from the rest of the area...