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Middle East oil producers are using ship-to-ship transfers off Oman to keep crude exports moving despite Iran conflict disruptions, but the system comes at a steep cost to global energy markets.
India's UPI introduces a 0.4% merchant fee on payments above Rs 2,000 from October 15. Consumers pay nothing, and small traders are fully exempt.
Apple chief Tim Cook argues that professional success and moral responsibility are not opposing forces. His 2015 message remains a practical guide for those navigating ambition, values and everyday decisions.
Polestar demands answers after the US banned its new vehicles while approving Volvo under the same Chinese ownership. The automaker cites disparate treatment.
A new NITI Aayog report reveals that 8.7 crore young Indians are outside education and work, posing a major challenge to India's development goals.
Thorne Island, a private Welsh island with a Grade II-listed coastal fort, is on the market for offers over £3 million. The off-grid property includes five bedrooms, a helipad, and planning permission for a hotel.
Aldi's new receipt scanning trial raises questions about the chemicals in thermal paper. Experts say the health risk is minimal, but uncertainty remains over what replaced BPA.
The RBI’s latest minutes show a shift from easing to normalisation, but October is likely to see another pause. December is now a live option for a rate hike.
The Philippine economy's latest figures reveal a structural disconnect between capital, spending, and labor. A sober analysis of what the numbers mean for growth and employment.
India's Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has clarified that vehicle mileage depends on more than fuel alone, addressing concerns over E20 ethanol blends.
The top editor of Forbes has been dismissed after reportedly accepting $6 million from the founder of a firm that does business with the magazine, raising serious ethical questions in business journalism.
The EIA projects 600,000 bpd of Middle East oil will remain offline through 2027, with production shut-ins easing slowly and Brent prices forecast at $85 per barrel.
As International Youth Day 2026 is marked, new data from India shows fresher hiring rising to 75%. What does this mean for Eswatini's youth and the skills they need?
OtoFX expands its account lineup with commission-free options, consolidating trading costs into a single spread-based charge for greater transparency.
Fairmont International School Vietnam, the first Fairmont school in Southeast Asia, launches for the 2026-2027 academic year, bringing a 70-year U.S. educational legacy to Hanoi.
BP posts $5.73bn quarterly profit as Middle East crisis drives oil prices higher, prompting CEO Meg O'Neill to signal major restructuring and exit from North Sea operations.
Nearly 80% of UAE professionals now handle duties beyond their job scope, with AI adoption helping them adapt. The trend, called 'shadow workloads,' raises questions about recognition and sustainable performance.
Indian-origin entrepreneurs in the UK have built successful businesses across multiple sectors, contributing to the British economy while strengthening ties with India. Their stories offer lessons in resilience and innovation for Swaziland.
The US Federal Reserve's fifth rate freeze of 2026 signals potential hikes ahead. For Eswatini homeowners, locking in rates now and exploring alternative loan options is critical.
A Which? blind taste test reveals that Aldi and Lidl own-brand baked beans beat Heinz on both flavour and price, offering valuable lessons for budget-conscious shoppers in Eswatini.