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Friday November 15, 2019 / 18 , Rabi' al-awwal , 1441

Business

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2 hours ago

Alibaba confirms huge Hong Kong public listing worth at least $13bn

The firm's shares are already traded in New York. A second listing in Hong Kong is expected to curry favor with Beijing, which has sought to encourage its current and future big tech firms to list nearer to home after the loss of companies such as Baidu to Wall Street.

14 minutes ago

Red-hot Agarwal delighted to cash in on strong form

16 minutes ago

40,000 refugees expelled from Istanbul

21 minutes ago

In election pledge, UK Labour promises free broadband for all

27 minutes ago

Lebanon protesters angered by PM pick

The court ruling hit Vodafone Idea the hardest. — AFP

November 15, 2019

India telecom rivals see wild share swings after record losses

SAA (South African Airways) workers and union members sing and dance during a picket protest outside the O.R. Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, South Africa, on Friday. The South African airline company has canceled nearly all its domestic, regional and international flights following the strike. — AFP

November 15, 2019

South African Airways hit by crippling strike

Spending on food, education and clothing declined, the newspaper said. — AFP

November 15, 2019

Indian rural demand slumps to four-decade low: Media

A file photo of a Thomas Cook office in London before its recent collapse.

November 15, 2019

Turkish investor acquires Russia's Intourist from Thomas Cook

LuLu, the region’s top retailer, unveiled its annual seafood fiesta.

November 14, 2019

LuLu launches seafood fiesta From Norwegian salmon to seabass, lobster, king fish and much more, LuLu offers fish and shellfish products in both fresh and frozen options to feast on.

The German share price index DAX graph is pictured at the stock exchange in Frankfurt, Germany, in this Aug.19, 2019 file picture. — Courtesy photo

November 14, 2019

Relief and fears for future after Germany dodges recession

Dieter Zetsche, ex-CEO of German auto giant Daimler AG, poses next to a CLA-Shooting-Brake car prior to his company's annual general meeting, in Berlin, in this April 1, 2015 file photo. — AFP

November 14, 2019

Daimler says to cut jobs to save 1.0 billion euros by end-2022

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