Qaddafi's Long Gone, But Libya's Oil Still Struggles

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Qaddafi's Long Gone, But Libya's Oil Still Struggles

(Bloomberg Gadfly) — Theft, corruption and injustice are getting dangerously close to strangling the newly reborn Libyan oil industry in its cradle. Should anyone outside Libya care? Yes — OPEC, Europe and the U.S., to name a few. On the face of it, the National Oil Company had a good year in 2017,
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ICICI Bank sees March quarter margin settling at 3.5%

When asked for a guidance on credit cost for FY19, Kannan said a substantial part of the provisioning depends on the implementation of Ind AS accounting standards. “For FY19, one has to look at when the Ind AS will be implemented. The RBI circular continues to say it will be implemented from this
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Waymo vs Uber trade secrets trial at starting line

Waymo, the former Google car unit whose CEO John Krafcik is seen in a 2017 picture, is seeking at least US$1 billion in a lawsuit against Uber alleging theft of self-driving technology trade secrets, with the trial set to open Monday.
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To Surmount The Seemingly Insurmountable, Break The Mould

If you're a James Bond fan of a certain age, and if you watched the 1965 movie Thunderball, you might have wondered if a jet pack would ever actually be invented. Well, it has been. Richard Browning, the inventor, believes it wouldn't have been possible if he'd followed conventional wisdom. Australian
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Editorial: A memo that requires a deeper look

Finally, rather than undercut or derail the Mueller investigation, we need Special Counsel Robert Mueller more than ever for an accounting of whether there were any links or coordination between the Russian government and the Trump campaign. And hopefully that accounting will also address
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