Year: 2015

HARARE: Innscor Africa’s revenue for the period July 2015 to date is 5 percent down largely due to the drop ...

NEW YORK: Corporate America has a profit problem. Earnings of U.S companies are falling for the first time since 2009, ...

KUWAIT: Criminal detectives arrested four smugglers with possession of 6,000 Tramadol tablets they intended to sell in Khaitan. A security ...

DOHA: International Bank of Qatar (ibq) yesterday announced the successful closing of a debut 5-year, $500m bond issuance under its ...

TAIPEI: Genetically modified (GM) salmon from the United States cannot be imported as foodstuffs or ingredients, unless it is inspected ...

BEIJING: China stocks rose early on Monday as investors brushed aside the potential impact on liquidity from a batch of ...

MEXICO: One of the most Earth-like exoplanets may be uninhabitable, meaning, it may not be capable of supporting alien life ...

PUNE: Pune divisional railway manager B K Dadabhoy elaborated on the performance of Pune division, emphasizing on recently completed works ...

TAIPEI: State-run oil refiner CPC Corp, Taiwan (CPC) yesterday announced that it would cut gasoline and diesel prices by NT$0.7 ...

JAKARTA: State-owned lending giant Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) is expecting its loan and profits to increase slightly by the end ...

SEOUL: South Korean stocks traded higher late Monday morning on the back of gains in technology and construction shares. The ...

BEIJING: The Chinese government has signalled it's ready to streamline rules which are hindering nine billion dollars of Australian coal ...

PERTH: The Australian sharemarket has improved further at noon, as speculation Woolworths could be a takeover target drives the consumer ...

CANADA: In a fossilized forest in Arctic Norway, scientists find evidence of plants' power to direct climate shifts. Researchers recently ...

WASHINGTON: The volume of consumer goods being imported into the country has reduced drastically, The Nation has learnt. The sharp ...

HONG KONG: Hong Kong stocks clawed back early gains to trade flat by the break on Monday, while Shanghai shrugged ...

EUROPE: We all know graphene is great - it’s super strong, it’s only one atom thick, and it's flexible, light ...

SINGAPORE: Singapore stocks opened flat on Monday morning, with the Straits Times Index up 0.03 per cent, or 0.97 point, ...

SEOUL: South Korean stocks started higher Monday on the back of gains in retailers and construction shares. The benchmark Korea ...

LONDON: Astronomers have discovered that a dim, cool dwarf star is generating a surprisingly powerful magnetic field, one that rivals ...