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August 31, 2019
UAE firms scout trade at Syria fair
August 31, 2019
Strong consumer spending propping up US economy
August 31, 2019
Stock markets get lift from fresh trade hopes
August 31, 2019
GSCCO taps Nutanix as container volumes at Saudi ports rise
CAIRO – The Ministry of Supply and Internal Trade and the Ministry of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities of Egypt signed on an agreement with UAE's LuLu Group to establish new hypermarkets in differing parts of Cairo.On behalf of Egyptian government, Dr Ibrahim Ashmawy, Deputy Minister of Internal Trade and Chairman of Internal Trade Development Authority (ITDA) of Egypt, Enf Tarek El Sebaiy, Deputy Minister of Housing signed the agreement with Yusuff Ali, Chairman of UAE’s LuLu Group International in the presence of Mostafa Madbouly, Prime Minister of Egypt along with Minister of Supply and Internal Trade Ali al-Meselhi, and Minister of Housing, Utilities and Urban Communities Assem Al-Gazzar at the cabinet HQ in Cairo.Under these contracts, four projects will be built by...
August 31, 2019
LuLu Group to inject $500m investments into Egypt
August 31, 2019
EuroTier Middle East to kick off tomorrow in Abu Dhabi
RIYADH — Making its regional debut, HP Inc. showcased a powerful line-up of its latest OMEN and Pavilion Gaming innovations, raising the bar for high performance gaming. Invited to a hands-on experience of the company’s full range of gaming products, gamers, influencers and partners gathered at a warehouse in Al Quoz in Dubai, UAE.Commenting about the full OMEN range, Narayanan Venkataraman, Managing Director, Saudi Arabia at HP Inc. said “The expansion of our gaming portfolio serves as testimony of our continuous commitment to the gaming community. With the growth of the gaming industry in the region, we have recognized that gamers have an increased appetite for more powerful and innovative products. With that in mind, we have introduced a much stronger line-up of laptops,...
August 31, 2019
HP’s gaming line-up now available in Saudi Arabia
August 31, 2019
Huawei launches a photography workshop for enthusiasts
August 31, 2019
VFS Global’s new ‘Visa At Your Doorstep’ service makes traveling easy
HONG KONG — Cathay Pacific has warned staff they risk being sacked if they join a planned Hong Kong strike, as the airline intensifies its crackdown on employee support for the rolling pro-democracy protests.Hong Kong's flagship carrier, which has 27,000 staff in the city, has been accused of bowing to political pressure from China, whose aviation regulator has banned airline staff who have supported the demonstrations from working on flights through its airspace.In an internal memo to staff, a Cathay director, Tom Owen, said participating in a strike planned for Monday and Tuesday could constitute a breach of contract."We expect all of our employees to report for work as normal and over this period and will be monitoring attendance levels closely," he said in the memo, a...
August 30, 2019
Cathay warns staff face sack if they join Hong Kong strike
