Tesco handed fine for accounting fraud
Britain's largest retailer, Tesco, has agreed to pay a hefty fine plus compensation to settle an investigation into a 2014 accounting fraud. The company said it sought to restore trust…
Auto Jameel opens new Ford service centre in Katameya
The company aims to launch further service centres to improve customer satisfaction
Dortmund’s Dembele leads new generation of French talent
When France meet Spain in a friendly in Paris tonight, coach Didier Deschamps will have a wealth of young talent at his disposal. The coaching staff at Dortmund will have…
ECA stresses lack of jurisdiction over customising vehicles after clearance
Importers tend to buy used vehicles and then undertake modifications to improve their capacity
Protecting Tanzania’s cloud forest from the ground up
Through local conservation projects and guiding tourists, villagers living around Tanzania's Amani Nature Reserve are protecting the land they once exploited.For seven years, Juma Ayubu Kidy combed a corner of…
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 resurrection?
Tech giant Samsung Electronics has announced plans to sell refurbished versions of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones - the very devices that were pulled from markets completely due to fire-prone…
Giving up diamonds for chocolate
Though diamonds are intrinsically more valuable than cocoa, for Sierra Leone communities recovering from years of hard times, chocolate is offering a more sustainable future.Project goal: Sierra Leone has lost…
Customs dollar brings back the auto sector to recession
Sources expect unprecedented price increases on new models
Britain’s new 1-pound coin goes into circulation
Just before officially triggering the Brexit process, Britain is marking the launch of a new 1-pound coin with a 12-sided shape. It's believed to be one of the most beautiful…
The deal of economics: Egypt needs Saudi oil, but for what price?
Experts believe the US role made the rich oil country resume its oil shipments
