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Qatar’s luxury goods market is projected to grow to $2.63bn by 2031, supported by rising tourism, investment in premium retail and hospitality, and reforms designed to attract international businesses...
We haven't written up this one. Gulf Times has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
Key PointsTilray's management may have touted "record" numbers for the company's recently completed fiscal year, but a closer look suggests mixed results at best.
Wall Street closed higher on Friday but still shed 1.4pc over the week. The ASX is set to rise ahead of another busy day of corporate reporting.
Key PointsSK Hynix's board approved the repurchase of about 24.07 million shares, 3.3% of those issued, with every share acquired to be canceled.
Crude oil was little changed around $94 a barrel on Friday, as investors assessed signs that Iran may be seeking an end to the conflict with the US.
Bintulu Port Holdings Bhd remains positive on its business outlook and expects cargo throughput to grow in 2026, supported by liquefied natural gas (LNG), vessel calls and other bulk cargoes.
When one of America’s largest LNG export hubs formally endorses nuclear-powered shipping, it is not a press release — it is a policy signal that reprices an entire asset class.
