العربية

Business

Business

Nostalgia Only Works If the Hits Land

By: Robert Sterling – SeaPRwire – Seven decades of blue characters do not automatically sell a box of cards. Fans already own the comics, the cartoons and the toys. A new premium set has to convert that recognition into...

هنا تايمز

Business

Qatar loan market looks to its next phase

An LMA and Al Tamimi & Company roundtable in Doha explored how Qatar’s loan market can evolve through locally tailored documentation, Arabic-language options and more consistent Islamic finance standards. At…

Doha News

Business

Closing Bell: Saudi stocks slip as TASI falls 0.25% to close at 10,479

Saudi Arabia's Tadawul All Share Index (TASI) slipped 0.25 percent to close at 10,479.78 on Monday, while the parallel Nomu market gained 0.73 percent. Notable corporate disclosures included Saudi Networkers Services Co. accepting a significant VAT assessment, Molan Steel Co. proposing an amended plan to address accumulated losses, and Alkhorayef Water and Power Technologies Co. and Alwasail Industrial Co. securing new contracts.

Arab News

Business

خبير قانوني ل«عكاظ»: أي شرط في عقد العمل يخالف النظام باطل

أكد خبير قانون العمل المستشار الدكتور خالد رشاد خياط ل«عكاظ» أن أي شرط يتضمنه عقد العمل ويخالف أحكام نظام العمل يُعد باطلًا، حتى وإن وافق عليه العامل ووقّع العقد، مشددًا على أن توثيق عقد العمل في منصة «قوى» لا يعني إقرار صحة البنود المخالفة للنظام أو إضفاء المشروعية عليها.

عكاظ

Business

Saudi Arabia's SAL Expands Logistics Options as Global Trade Map Shifts

The speed and cost of transporting shipments are no longer the only factors determining companies' choices in the logistics services market. Geopolitical disruptions and changes in global trade routes have redefined the concept of supply chain efficiency. Securing transportation alternatives, the ability to shift quickly between routes and modes of transport, and ensuring the uninterrupted flow of goods have become more prominent factors in customer decisions.

Asharq Al-Awsat English

Business

Saudi Aramco Boss Says Global Oil Stockpiles 'Scarily Thin'

Global oil stockpiles are "scarily thin" owing to the US-Iran war, Saudi Aramco's chief executive Amin Nasser said Monday. "The system is already straining," Nasser told the Energy Intellligence Forum in London. "And with precious little else the world can turn to, the supply resilience cushion is scarily thin," he told the two-day conference attended by leaders from across the energy sector.

Asharq Al-Awsat English

More