For the agricultural sector, the government recently invited bids for 19 farming plots and will soon allocate three ...

The nodding donkeys in Awali, where oil was first discovered in the centre of Bahrain in 1932, are museum pieces now. The government is pushing for the surrounding oil settlement, an unreconstructed ...

KUWAIT: Following its 2024 General Assembly, Boursa Kuwait announced that its Board of Directors unanimously approved the formation of the new Board, appointing Bader Nasser Al-Kharafi Chairman of the ...

This month marks five years since the covid market downturn. Though the initial downturn on March 9, 2020, was dramatic—the US stock market lost nearly 8% in one day—the US stock market ...

MANAMA, Bahrain, March 15: Bahrain announced on Saturday the successful launch of its first satellite, Al-Munther, into orbit, marking the beginning of the initial operational phase and the testing of ...

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The stock market isn’t as boring and complicated as you might think Daniel Liberto is a journalist with over 10 years of experience working with publications such as the Financial Times ...

If you feel up to taking a short ride outside the city, you’ll come across Qala’at al-Bahrain, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And Time Out Market Bahrain has you covered for all the best local ...

At least $4 trillion were eroded from US stocks market as concerns regarding US President Donald Trump's economic policy, fears of a potential recession, and escalating trade tensions resulted in ...

Concern over an economic downturn has driven a stock market rout that wiped $1.7 trillion from the S&P 500 – the world’s most-watched equity index. It fell by 2.7 percent, dragging it 9 ...

“There’s total uncertainty in the market,” Steve Okun, founder and CEO of APAC Advisors in Singapore, told Al Jazeera. “[Trump] has no credibility right now when it comes to ...

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville on Monday attempted to rationalize the plunge in stock prices as the result of an “over-bloated” market instead of President Donald Trump’s tariff policies.