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Expert Insights on Industrial Strategy and Technology-Driven Growth Abu Dhabi is undergoing a significant economic transformation. For decades, the emirate’s global identity has been closely tied to its role as one of the world’s leading energy producers. Revenues from hydrocarbons enabled the rapid modernization of infrastructure, the expansion of cities, and the development of one

According to Reuters calculations ​based on preliminary production data and oil prices, Russia's mineral extraction tax on oil output will increase ​in April to around 700 billion roubles ($9 billion) from 327 billion roubles in March. The revenue is up by some ‌10% from ⁠April last year. By Reuters  April 9, 2026, 5:31:13 PM IST

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The digital landscape of 2025 has turned into a high-stakes battlefield in the United States, where the financial security of millions hangs in the balance, and the true cost of connectivity is now measured in billions. Americans faced an unprecedented surge in cyber fraud over the past year, with total reported losses officially crossing the

In a sudden and important move, the United States and Iran have decided to stop fighting for now. Both countries have agreed to a temporary ceasefire for two weeks. This means they will not carry out military attacks during this time. This decision came at the last moment, just before the U.S. was expected to

Home Market News Dow, S&P Futures rally hard on US-Iran ceasefire push; crude slumps US stock futures jump as Trump proposes two week US Iran ceasefire and Iran agrees to reopen Strait of Hormuz, oil prices plunge, Pakistan stocks surge after mediating talks 2 Min Read US stock futures rose sharply in pre‑market trade after

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Throwing caution to the winds comes quite easy to President Donald Trump, which is evident in his boastful words and in his whimsical acts of arbitrariness. More so because his Iran operation may not be working to his plan. But in threatening to pull out from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) on April 1

Rethinking the Foundations of Food Production American food manufacturing stands at a critical crossroads, shaped by decades of industrial expansion, globalization, and evolving consumer expectations. While the industry has achieved remarkable scale and efficiency, it now faces mounting pressure to address issues such as sustainability, supply chain resilience, and public health. Transforming food manufacturing from

Leading Russian state oil and gas companies Rosneft and Gazprom supported wartime camps where more than 2,000 Ukrainian children were taken, facilitating transportation and providing funds, Yale University research has alleged, prompting calls from some US lawmakers to reinstate sanctions on the two firms. The findings, released by Yale last week, provide the first “definitive