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Tnufa, the most complained about public transport company in Israel, brings with it some big headaches, but suits Dan's expansion plans.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Rising hotel revenues and growing investor interest in Kuala Lumpur’s luxury hospitality sector are putting a new property investment model in the spotlight, allowing individuals to own hotel units without having to manage tenants or run day-to-day operations.
BEIJING: Chicago soybeans edged higher on Monday, supported by renewed Chinese purchases of US soybeans, although rapid harvest progress in the US Midwest continued to cap gains. The most-traded soybean contract on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) rose 0.18% to $12.63-1/2 a bushel by 0510 GMT.
PARIS: French President Emmanuel Macron has declined Interior Minister Laurent Nunez’s offer to resign after widespread weekend rioting, the Elysee presidential office said on Monday.
MANILA: Following are the results of the Philippine Bureau of the Treasury’s (BTr) auction of cash management and Treasury bills on Monday: BTr awards 54.23 billion pesos ($860.67 million), below the…
The government must make savings in order to present a constitutionally compliant budget. But it is precisely with funding programs and the control of its own research institutions that things are not…
From the Handelsblatt archive: Our author deals with ETFs for the first time in his life - and finds that retirement planning is simpler in theory than in practice.
