Meta is fighting governments, and the walls are closing in
In 2026, four different governments, in India, the European Union (EU), Australia and the United States, are attacking Meta on completely different fronts...
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Kuwait’s Q1 2026 trade exchange falls to 7.2 billion dinars, says government data
Total exports dropped by 20.5% to 4.502 billion dinars from 5.66 billion dinars in the Q1 2025. Imports declined as well, falling 12.3% to 2.734 billion dinars...
Adani Ports secures marine services contract for Argentina’s first LNG export to India
The contract to Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone was awarded by Southern Energy, jointly owned by Golar LNG and Pan American Energy...
Meet Kunal Shah: Meta’s surprising yet powerful pick for WhatsApp CEO’s post
Kunal Shah will replace Will Cathcart, the current head of WhatsApp, as the latter moves to a new role within Meta after seven years leading the messaging service...
Skoda retreats as Chinese EVs dominate
Volkswagen will continue to sell Skoda models in the Chinese market in collaboration with a regional partner until mid-2026...
Banking’s future is collaboration
The success of Federal Bank’s fintech partnership model lies in the concept of approaching partnerships through the lens of co-creation and collaboration...
Stubborn inflation weighs on UK’s economy
The British economy is beset by stagnant growth, stubborn inflation, and high debt, a fragile mix that has sparked chatter of an IMF rescue...
APAC: The world’s next economic powerhouse
By 2030, APAC will account for nearly half of global renewable energy investment...
Will Dissanayake pull Sri Lanka out of the abyss?
Sri Lanka's economy is expected to grow 3% in 2024, reversing 2023's contraction, while inflation, which peaked at 70% in September 2022, moderated to 0.5% in August this year...
Business Leader of the Week: Telecom mogul Patrick Drahi faces debt demon as BT Group gets new stakeholder
If the recent deal's proceeds are anything to go by, Patrick Drahi might be able to keep the money away from Altice France's creditors...