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ata Sons will take charge of Air India after a winning bid of $2.4 billion, including equity and debt, the government said on Friday, marking the end of years of struggle to privatize the financially troubled airline.
Tata Sons makes winning bid for Air India: Government
NEW DELHI — Tata Sons will take charge of Air India after a winning bid of $2.4 billion, including equity and debt, the government said on Friday, marking the end of years of struggle to privatize the financially troubled airline.Salt-to-software conglomerate Tatas have won the bid to acquire debt-laden state-run Air India offering Rs18,000 crore for acquiring 100 percent shareholding, a senior government official said on Friday.An SPV of Tata Sons — the holding company of conglomerate — has emerged as successful bidder, Tuhin Kanta Pandey, secretary to the Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM), the government department responsible for privatization, said.Tata Sons beat SpiceJet promoter to bag Air India. The DIPAM secretary said Tatas' bid of Rs18,000...
October 08, 2021

Tata Sons makes winning bid for Air India: Government

Natural gas prices rose 500 percent within a year.
Record gas prices slow LNG investment in Asia, North America scrambles on exports
SINGAPORE -- Some of the world's biggest importers of liquefied natural gas (LNG) are reducing orders in the face of a 500 percent price surge within a year, raising concerns among major producers about potential long-term destruction of demand.Natural gas prices in Europe increased dramatically to over $1,600 per 1,000 cubic meters in early hours of the trading session on Wednesday, according to ICE data.November futures at the TTF hub in the Netherlands climbed to as high as $1,606 per 1,000 cubic meters.Europe's gas and electricity prices are setting record highs on a daily basis and rising at an accelerating rate as the market tries to destroy enough demand to protect depleted inventories ahead of the winter.LNG buyers, including numerous emerging economies in Asia, are balking...
October 07, 2021

Record gas prices slow LNG investment in Asia, North America scrambles on exports

CEO of Tibyana Medical Laboratories Dr. Ahmed Rabie and the General Manager of Abbott Company in Saudi Arabia Islam Jaber, sign the partnership contract.
Tibyana Labs first in MENA to implement smart sample transport system
JEDDAH — Tibyana Medical Laboratories and Abbott Company celebrated the contract signing for the smart sample transport system, which is based on RFID technology or radio wave identification.The system uses radio waves to track medical samples and determine the temperature, geographical location, and timing of samples transferred over the course of the minute.Samples are transported using tube holders as well as sample transfer containers (Category B, UN3373) equipped with RFID chips that comply with the specifications and conditions of the International Professional Regulation for Packaging and Transport of Medical Samples.The system also records the date of sampling and transfer of samples, and it records the identity of the person responsible for transporting samples.Tibyana Medical...
October 06, 2021

Tibyana Labs first in MENA to implement smart sample transport system

Yousef Abdullah Al-Benyan
GPCA conference to spotlight role of responsible care in ‘new normal’
DUBAI — ‘Seizing the ‘new normal’ opportunities through Responsible Care’ is the theme of the upcoming 4th GPCA Responsible Care Conference which will take place on Oct. 31 –Nov. 2, 2021, in Riyadh, the Gulf Petrochemicals and Chemicals Association (GPCA) the voice of the chemical industry in the Arabian Gulf announced Wednesday.The event will return to the Kingdom as a physical gathering in compliance with government regulations after a two-year pause, as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. GPCA reiterates that the safety and health of attendees, speakers and employees will be of paramount importance in the organization of this long-awaited event and every necessary step will be taken to safeguard the well-being of its participants.This year the event arrives with...
October 06, 2021

GPCA conference to spotlight role of responsible care in ‘new normal’

“World for Everyone” is officially inaugurated by Dr. Ali Mohammed Al Doweriej, director general of veterinary health and monitoring, Ministry of Environment Water & Agriculture at a LuLu Hypermarket.
On World Animal Day, LuLu extends support to animals with exclusive cat show
RIYADH — “World for Everyone” is officially inaugurated by Dr. Ali Mohammed Al Doweriej, director general of veterinary health and monitoring, Ministry of Environment Water & Agriculture. Following the inauguration, Dr. Ali stressed on the importance of World Animal Day, saying “Animal welfare is everyone's responsibility.”LuLu Hypermarket in Saudi Arabia launched a ‘Cat Show’, celebrating our pets and their importance in our lives.The promotion runs from Oct. 4 to 10, 2021. across various LuLu Hypermarkets and starts with a loud meow, as there will be a cat show in LuLu Hypermarket, Yarmouk in Riyadh, Ahsa, Khobar, and Jeddah where cat-owners can show off their pets and win exciting prizes for them!“The idea is to promote animal well-being and LuLu’s vision of a...
October 06, 2021

On World Animal Day, LuLu extends support to animals with exclusive cat show

Oil prices continued to rise on Tuesday, a day after the OPEC  meeting kept its supply comeback plan unchanged.
OPEC+ sticks to plan for gradual oil production hike as prices soar
VIENNA — Oil prices continued to rise on Tuesday, a day after the OPEC+ meeting kept its supply comeback plan unchanged, with traders pricing in further the tight market conditions. The OPEC+ grouping consists of Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), Russia and their allies.OPEC+ said on Monday it would stick to an existing pact for a gradual increase in oil output, sending crude prices to three-year highs and adding to inflationary pressures that consuming nations fear will derail an economic recovery from the pandemic.The OPEC+ have faced calls for from big consumers, such as the United States and India, for extra supplies after oil prices surged more than 50% this year.OPEC+ “reconfirmed the production adjustment plan”, the group said in a statement issued...
October 05, 2021

OPEC+ sticks to plan for gradual oil production hike as prices soar

SAUDIA with SABB and Mastercard launch Revamped ALFURSAN MastercardPlatinum Co-branded Credit Card
JEDDAH – Saudi Arabian Airlines (SAUDIA), the Kingdom’s national carrier, has announced the launch of the revamped SABB-ALFURSAN Mastercard Platinum co-branded credit card in partnership withThe Saudi British Bank (SABB).The ALFURSAN co-branded card which was previously available with Alawwal Bank has been revamped with strong market-leading benefits and features under the SABB credit card suite. The revamped proposition offers up to 25,000 ALFURSAN reward bonus miles to new customers. which is one of the best joining bonus offers in the Kingdom.Commenting on the launch, SAUDIA VP Marketing & Product Management, Mr. Essam Akhonbay said: “SAUDIA is committed to providing ALFURSAN members with a broad spectrum of travel products to deliver convenience, flexibility and...
October 05, 2021

SAUDIA with SABB and Mastercard launch Revamped ALFURSAN MastercardPlatinum Co-branded Credit Card

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Monday that though the recovery of the coronavirus is under way, the economic fallout from the pandemic would be remain for years.
COVID-19 economic repercussions will remain for years — IMF
WASHINGTON — The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Monday that though the recovery of the coronavirus is under way, the economic fallout from the pandemic would be remain for years."As of end-April 2021, loans have been approved to 86 countries of more than $110 billion — a record number. But even though the recovery is under way, the economic fallout from the pandemic will be with us for years to come," the IMF added in its annual report."More than a year into a crisis like no other, the IMF has mobilized a response like no other," it stated. The crisis exacerbated existing, pre-pandemic vulnerabilities, and countries' prospects are diverging, it noted.“The August 2021 approval of a new allocation of Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) is another...
October 05, 2021

COVID-19 economic repercussions will remain for years — IMF

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Breaking records left and right, Argentina’s Vaca Muerta is the world’s quickest growing shale play
OSLO — Argentina’s Vaca Muerta shale play, having registered strong growth in oil and gas production and well activity levels in recent months, has emerged as the world’s fastest growing major shale basin, a Rystad Energy report shows.A record number of wells were completed and put on production (POP), propelling the play’s oil and gas output to new highs in July and August, and charting a course for even more growth by year-end.This surge from Vaca Muerta is poised to lift Argentina’s country-wide oil production to the highest level in years, with the play’s competitiveness also rising against US basins.Although complete data for September is not yet available, there is no doubt that the third quarter of 2021 will set a new record for the number of horizontal wells put on...
October 02, 2021

Breaking records left and right, Argentina’s Vaca Muerta is the world’s quickest growing shale play

Solar panels near Slovakia’s Mochovce Nuclear Power Plant, 2014. Through flexible operation, nuclear power plants can enhance the efficiency of renewables. — courtesy A. Evrensel/IAEA
Nuclear and renewables: Modeling tool to evaluate hybrid energy systems
Joanne LiouVIENNA — On the path to carbon neutrality, more than 40 countries and the European Union — representing over 70 percent of global CO2 emissions — have committed to net zero objectives, most of them by 2050. The deployment of low-carbon energy sources will be key to reducing emissions from the energy sector, in which electricity and heat production account for about half of all greenhouse gas emissions, according to the International Energy Agency.As countries plan their route to net zero — i.e. to have no net greenhouse gas emissions — advanced modeling tools will be essential to assess the two main options for low-carbon energy: nuclear power and renewables.On the margins of the 65th IAEA General Conference, IAEA experts hosted two virtual events on this topic: one...
October 02, 2021

Nuclear and renewables: Modeling tool to evaluate hybrid energy systems

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