The consumer and commercial delinquency had declined year-on-year in 2020 despite Covid-19 induced lockdown in place for most part of the year, according to Qatar Central Bank (QCB).

Optimism remains high on the capability of Qatar’s burgeoning small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) sector to deliver the needed requirements for future projects in the country, according to an official of Fatora.io

The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) reported Sunday 65 new confirmed cases of Covid-19 among community and 36 among travelers. The MoPH recorded 173 recoveries from the virus during the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of cases recovered in Qatar to 233,289.

Higher extraction of hydrocarbons and faster pace in the production, especially of refined petroleum products and chemicals, led Doha's industrial production index (IPI) jump 1.2% month-on-month in July, according to the Planning and Statistics Authority (PSA).

The Qatar Stock Exchange on Sunday saw Islamic equities outperform the major indices as it settled above 11,200 points.

Europe is bracing for a tough winter as an energy crisis that’s been years in the making leaves the continent relying on the vagaries of the weather.

India’s antitrust body has found Google leverages its dominance in the Android mobile operating system and related markets with anti-competitive and restrictive trade practices, the Times of India newspaper said, citing a report by the agency.

Some investors and campaigners expressed dismay on Friday at revelations that World Bank leaders pressured staff to boost China’s score in an influential report that ranks countries on how easy it is to do business there.

The UK’s supply chain crisis, spiralling energy costs and limp economy are taking a toll on investor sentiment.

The Qatari Hotels Association (QHA) held Saturday its first virtual bilateral meeting with the Turkish Tourism Investors Association (TTYD) as part of its mission to form a global network with international partners in the hotel and hospitality sector.

On the back of world-class IT infrastructure and high mobile penetration, as well as a diverse range of solutions providers in the market, Qatar is ready to move towards a “cashless society,” an official of a Qatari fintech company has said.

Barwa Real Estate Group has appointed Saleh Abdullah al-Sharafi as CEO of Al-Waseef Asset Management Company, which is wholly owned by the Barwa Real Estate Group.