UK’s lack of negotiating experience may lead to ‘very hard Brexit’
Norwegian prime minister Erna Solberg says long membership of EU has left Britain without key skills for successful trade talks Britain’s four-decade membership of the...
Apple’s iMessage Economy Is Already Big Business
This holiday season, Apple is expecting record sales for new iPhones. In order to encourage developers to create messaging products for iOS rather than...
India’s demonetization dampened sales for the world’s biggest diamond producer
Bain & Co. predicts that by 2020, India will surpass Europe and Japan to become the world’s third-largest market for diamond jewelry, trailing only...
Why Are The World’s Top Real Estate Investors Risking Billions On Miami’s Riverfront Renaissance?
Inevitably it seems that rivers are one of two things to a city: either a vital, vibrant artery stitching it historically together (think the...
World’s Top Financier on Trial: Conviction for Lagarde Would Jeopardize IMF Role
This week saw the start of a weeklong trial against International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde. The influential financer appeared in the docket...
Deepest Oil Cuts in World’s Top Market Didn’t Need OPEC Deal
Malaysia and Brunei are doing their bit for the global pact to rebalance oil markets, but the biggest production cuts in Asia are coming...
Business Since Birth: Trump’s Children and the Tangle That Awaits
When Donald J. Trump hosted a foreign leader for the first time as president-elect, the guest list included a curious entry: Mr. Trump’s daughter...
Why November Was a Massive Month for Markets Around the World
Last month changes everything. It's been a roller coaster. November marked one of the most decisive shifts for global financial markets in recent years, with a...
Intel Corporation Expects to Profit From Memory Business
Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) is largely known for its world-class microprocessors. These chips primarily power the bulk of the world's personal computers and data centers,...
Ziferblat’s ‘coffee office’ model charges for time, not food
On a Monday afternoon, the narrow street outside the Ziferblat cafe is quiet; but inside, the 6,000-square-foot coffee shop is packed with dozens of...
Pakistan’s fuel reserves fall below strategic levels
ISLAMABAD: The country’s oil supplies are facing serious disruption due to pipeline and port congestion, forcing oil companies to go against standard operating procedures...
National debt, liabilities cross Rs2.2 trillion
Tahir Sherani | Nov 21, 2016 Pakistan's overall debt and liabilities have soared to an all-time high and have crossed Rs2.2 trillion ─ an increase...