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Saudi Arabias Prince Mohammed is Selling Prized Stake in Aramco; Chinese are Preferred Buyers By At least 44 killed in Israel Stampede Chinas sovereign wealth fund China Investment Corporation (CIC) is in talks to buy stake in Saudi Arabias state-owned oil company Aramco, reports have said. The report comes after Riyadh said it was selling 1 percent stake in the worlds largest oil company. Apart from CIC, other Chinese investors are also in talks to buy a stake in Saudi Aramco, Reuters rep...

ICICI Bank launches digital banking platform for SMBs The aim of this platform is to help SMB owners to meet their banking requirements seamlessly so that they can continue to serve their customers even in the current challenging times. 0 claps ICICI Bank announced the launch of its digital banking services platform called ‘Merchant Stack’, which will serve retail merchants including grocers, supermarkets, large retail store chains, online businesses, and large ecommerce firms. Thi...

Shaina Ganapathy Shaina is part of the Leadership Team at Embassy Group and heads the group’s outreach initiatives that focus on Education, Health, Sustainable Infrastructure. She has been with the Embassy Group for over 15 years. Her initial assignment with Embassy was in Sales, Leasing and Marketing. She then worked closely with the Chairman of the group for 6 years and was an integral part of his core strategic team. During this time, Shaina was responsible for coordinating the Design & De...

Dinesh Bbhasin Ad Man by day, Collector by night. Founder of ‘bread n butter’ & ‘Butterly Yours’. A minimalist, traveller & product innovator. Helping entrepreneurs building brands from last 16 years. He is a seasoned advertising professional, started as a confused Indian graduate. An early stage entrepreneur who tasted a failed start-up at the age of 21. His career spanned from working at Unilever in India to TBWA Worldwide in Africa’s and advertising took him further to Nethe...

How IT services startup Codleo is accelerating adoption of cloud-first processes for Indian SMBs The future of Indian SMBs lies in complete digital transformation, and IT services startup Codleo wants to make the transition easier with cloud migration, digital marketing, data analytics, mobility solutions, application development, and Salesforce CRM services. 0 claps Share on India is home to 50 million SMBs, which are often called the backbone of the country’s economy. However, barely two m...

Stories written by Shripati Acharya

How Do You Solve A Problem Like MbS? In dealing with Mohammed bin Salman, the United States faces a familiar choice: continue to work with him or press for his ouster as crown prince. What could President Joe Biden be thinking? The president recently caused major controversy with his reversal of policy toward Saudi Arabia—most prominent among them his decision to sanction key officials connected to Khashoggi’s killing. The steps led critics of the Biden administration to worry that the Whit...

April 03, 2021 TUNIS — The General Secretariat of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers praised the "Saudi Green" and "Middle East Green" initiatives announced by Crown Prince Muhammad Bin Salman, deputy prime minister and minister of defense, to support the environmental and food efforts existing in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia during the previous years, in accordance with Saudi Vision 2030. The Crown Prince’s initiatives are set to continue the efforts and goals that i...

Much to the displeasure and discomfort of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (more widely known as MbS), the ghost of Jamal Khashoggi refuses to die.

Khashoggi and gang who couldnt shoot straight Posted : 2021-03-09 16:43 By Gwynne Dyer If Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the de facto ruler of Saudi Arabia, were a burglar, he wouldnt be George Clooney in "Oceans Eleven." Hed be a cartoon burglar in a carnival mask and a top with black-and-white horizontal stripes, carrying a sack labelled "SWAG." Hes not a burglar, of course. Hes a murderer, and "MBS," as he is universally known, was back in the news Feb. 26 when the U.S. government relea...