Al Khalij Commercial Bank (Al Khaliji) is “well positioned to achieve excellence in the market with its strong financial position, sustainable profitability and market share,” said its chairman HE Sheikh Hamad bin Faisal bin Thani al-Thani.

A buyer of liquefied natural gas has cancelled two cargoes from Cheniere Energy Inc, the biggest US exporter, as a glut pummels prices for the fuel and threatens to shut a key outlet for shale production.

Brigita, a director at one of China’s largest car dealers, is running out of options. Her firm’s 100 outlets have been closed for about a month because of the coronavirus, cash reserves are dwindling and banks are reluctant to extend deadlines on billions of yuan in debt coming due over the next few

Even without a single confirmed case, sub-Saharan Africa may be the region hardest hit outside of Asia by the spread of the coronavirus.

It is lunch time in Beijing, but the only diner in Cindy’s Cafe is an employee having a staff meal — it has been closed for more than three weeks as China battles a deadly virus epidemic.

HP Inc, fighting off a hostile acquisition bid by Xerox Holdings Corp, adopted a shareholder rights plan that would make the takeover more difficult to carry out.

As gold prices rise, miners have been boosting shareholder payouts in the face of a decline in global output. That’s worrying some investors concerned about the long-term growth prospects of an industry built on a depleting resource.

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The US gave into pressure from Europeans over environmental concerns, allowing the word “climate” into a joint communique at a conference overshadowed by a viral outbreak that’s shaken the global economy.

The Philippines is keen to partner with Qatar in the development of the Southeast Asian country’s Islamic banking system, a ranking official of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) said Sunday.

The Qatar Stock Exchange Sunday opened the week weak and its key barometer retreated below 9,900 levels, mainly on increased selling pressure from local retail investors.

Qatar National Cement Company (QNCC) has reiterated its continued support to the country's infrastructure development.