A chance to purchase marked-down Prada Miuccia Prada trained as a mime before she became the doyenne of Italian fashion, so it’s hardly surprising she’s adept at quietly telegraphing her vision through her designs.
CMA approves Zain’s capital restructuring Mobile Telecommunications Company Saudi Arabia, or Zain KSA, on Sunday announced the approval of its proposed capital restructuring.
Etihad and Virgin Australia join hands for Kuala Lumpur route Etihad Airways has leased a Virgin Australia Boeing 777-300ER for use on its route between Abu Dhabi and Kuala Lumpur. The once a week wet lease service again reflects the importance of the relationship between the two carriers.
Fragrance market in ME has ‘unlimited’ potential Ahmed Butti Ahmed, the executive chairman of Ports, Customs and Free Zone Corporation and director-general of Dubai Customs, on Sunday inaugurated the second Middle East Fragrance Summit, or MEFS 2012, which run until today the Ritz Carlton – DIFC in Dubai.
Egypt shares slump most since March Egyptian stocks tumbled the most in two months after unofficial presidential election results showed the two most-divisive candidates are headed for a runoff next month. Arabian Gulf shares retreated.
India seeks stronger Myanmar ties as PM visits In northwest Myanmar, where the Kaladan River flows out into the Bay of Bengal, the two giant arms of a half-built wharf enfold the estuarine mud with steel and concrete.
G-20 turn to spur growth: EU The United States and Japan need to tackle their tax issues and China must relax restrictions on the yuan as they share responsibility with Europe for restoring global economic health, EU leaders said ahead of a June summit of the G-20 economies.
EU needs banking union The eurozone needs to push ahead with its financial sector reform plans and create a centrally managed and funded body to handle troubled banks, a European Central Bank policymaker said on Friday.
French banks plan for Greek exit French banks, which are among the lenders most exposed to Greece, have stepped up their efforts on contingency plans for the debt-laden country leaving the eurozone, sources familiar with the situation said.
Pak rupee sinks to new low The Pakistan rupee sank to a new low on Friday against the US dollar as the demand for the greenback rose due to oil imports payments, though Islamabad has repaid a $394 million loan installment to the International Monetary Fund.