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Tuesday, August 25, 2026 | Rabi' al-awwal 11, 1448 H
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Lego sales rise as World Cup products draw new customers

LONDON: Lego sales jumped 21% in the first half as soccer World Cup and Formula 1 sets attracted new customers, the Danish toy brand said on Tuesday. Lego has won market share as its growth outpaces rival toymakers like...

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Tata Sons' chairman resigns but to complete term

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Oil prices jump as hopes for Hormuz deal fade

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Global stocks tick up with oil steady on Hormuz plans

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GLOBAL MARKETS-Asia shares fall on tech pullback, oil stable as Iran talks stay in focus

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Oman Air expands cargo access to key Asian markets

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Oil slumps on hopes of Iran deal

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US, Japan coordinated to stabilize the yen

A man walks past an electronic screen displaying the current Japanese Yen exchange rate against the U.S. dollar

Gold market shows resilience as price momentum cools

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Ultra-large container ship MSC Loreto makes maiden call at Sohar Port

MSC Loreto at the Hutchison Ports Sohar container terminal.

New tariffs as old ones expire: The latest on Trump’s trade war

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National observatory for future of work proposed

The two proposals were among the main recommendations issued at the close of the Labour Horizons Forum 2026 in Salalah.

Asyad Shipping sells stake in two new-build LNG carriers

Oman LNG Development Fund and Mars will each hold a 10 per cent shareholding in the companies that own ‘Muscat LNG’ and ‘Musandam LNG’.

Apple is back as the World’s most Valuable Public Company

APPLE MOST VALUABLE

Dollar pulls back as US-Iran attacks pause, oil drops

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New US tariffs aimed at over 80 countries go into effect

FILE PHOTO: After the U.S. set a 25% tariff rate on Japan and South Korea, an American flag is shown on a Nissan vehicle at a Nissan dealership in Tustin, California, U.S. July 7, 2025.
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