A leading London-based professor says that it may not be the case that the U.K. and the rest of the European Union may want to come out of the Brexit negotiations on a positive note. “Everybody wants win-win, everybody wants… Read More ›
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Saying Confrontation Is Not Inevitable, Chinese State Media Cheer Xi-Trump Meeting
A meeting that showed the world that confrontation between the two powers was not inevitable was how the Chinese state media on Saturday described and cheered the meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping. After… Read More ›
Alphabet’s Waymo’s case against Uber is unprecedented
“I’ve never seen a record this strong in 42 years,” – U.S. District Judge William Alsup on Waymo’s case against Uber Technologies. In the high-profile case which is likely to have a major bearing on Uber Technologies, a U.S. judge… Read More ›
Plug Power to power growth of Amazon.com
Plug Power, a fuel cell manufacturer, already powers the forklifts at Wal-Mart. Now it will be powering Amazon’s forklifts too. This is of strategic nature, since adopting fuel cell technology could help Amazon free up human resources and space. Plug… Read More ›
Airbus, Boeing vie for Sydney-London jet contract from Qantas
Analysts say the route will be commercially viable for Qantas as long as the price of crude doesn’t cross $70 a barrel. Airbus and Boeing have now the capability to manufacture aircrafts that can do non-stop commercial flights from Sydney… Read More ›
It is in U.S. interest to stay in Paris Accord: U.S. Coal companies
U.S coal companies have argued leaving the Paris Agreement will leave the U.S. in the cold since future energy mix will be determined by other countries and companies. Many big American coal companies have advised the Trump administration to not… Read More ›
Britain’s tourism could be significantly affected without a transitional deal
An association of travel agents along with the British airlines industry have highlighted their requirements and the need for a transitional deal. An association of travel agents in Britain have stated that during Brexit negotiations Theresa May’s government should aim… Read More ›
May must prove no deal is better than a bad deal: UK’s parliamentary committee
Officials within the British government and analysts believe May has some strong cards to play. These probably includes trade deals with China which essentially amounts to aligning itself with China’s ambitious silk-road project through which it is aiming to achieve… Read More ›
Amazon launches business market place in UK
The world’s largest online retailer will make its products, including, cleaning materials, lab equipment, office supplies, power tools, available to a wide market ranging from sole traders to multinationals, including, charities universities and hospitals. On Tuesday, Amazon.com launched its business… Read More ›
Going Beyond Oil Is Necessary To Unlock Saudi Arabia’s Treasures
Saudi Arabia actually has much more than its oil sector to offer investors and as investment banks and global stock exchanges salivate at the prospect of the expected largest IPO ever, even though the Saudi Aramco may have become the… Read More ›
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