Asian stocks rose on the last trading day of the month, as investors focused on a mix of ebbing geopolitical tensions, robust earnings and economic data.
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Uganda has brought forward its final investment decision for a planned 1,445-kilometer (900-mile) crude-export pipeline to the end of 2018 from June 2019, according to its Energy Ministry. Intergovernmental accords with Tanzania, where the bulk of the conduit will pass through, are still expected to be
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In 2017, trade volume between the two countries increased 10.5 percent to $28 billion, with Japan exports accounting for $7.2 billion, a drop of 10 percent from the previous year, according to official figures released by the Japanese embassy in Abu Dhabi. About 95 percent of UAE exports to Japan are
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Mohamed Ali Jesow is bit of a Renaissance man: He speaks three languages, has an American accounting degree, ran a tax practice in Toronto for 20 years, and designed and built a resort on the outskirts of Mogadishu, where he also raises cattle, runs a vegetable farm and makes his own cheese.
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Malcolm Turnbull believes AMP chair Catherine Brenner made the right call in quitting amid the fallout from the financial services royal commission.
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