The International Air Transport Association estimates that companies in the industry will see a combined US$ 12.7 billion in net profit this year, up 67% from 2012.
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Dubai & Abu Dhabi enter industry merger to launch a US$ 15 billion enterprise. New direct jobs are expected to amount to 2,000.
HR specialist Eline Kullock should define the main characteristics of youths born in the 1980s and who currently seek rapid growth in their careers.
At the African Development Bank Group Annual Meetings, the Moroccan king says the continent is resource-rich and has an opportunity to grow and develop by tapping into its people’s potential.
Figures released by the company indicate that oil production increased 4.2% from March.
The funds donated this Wednesday (29th) to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East will be allocated to projects in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and Lebanon.
‘Negligible risk’ for mad cow disease, a status first determined in February, has been confirmed at a meeting of delegates from the World Animal Health Organization (OIE).
According to the Brazilian Ministry of Tourism, during quarter one this year, R$ 2.65 bn (US$ 1.29 bn) were loaned to hotels, bars, restaurants, and travel agencies, among other enterprises.
According to projections from consulting firm Deloitte, gas will outstrip oil to become the premier energy source in the region by 2025.
The United States Secretary of State announced the program during a World Economic Forum meeting in Jordan. The GDP is expected to be up 50%.
A report from four multilateral institutions estimates that the continent will grow by 4.8% this year and 5.3% in 2014. However, the progress is yet to be made inclusive.
The company plans to open points of sale in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The sites will sell only sophisticated products by the Brazilian brand.
The project includes luxury houses, a water park and five floating hotels, using cruise ships. Called Oryx Island, the complex will be developed by Barwa Real Estate.
Brazilian financial institutions have once again revised down their 2013 GDP growth estimate, this time from 2.98% to 2.93%.
