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US banks look to growth, hiring after mixed Q4

Wall Street bank executives still expect a 2026 dealmaking boom despite a mixed quarter for investment banking fees, with many looking to grow their teams.JPMorgan’s surprise 5 per cent decline in dealmaking revenue...

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Why Oman must keep backing oil and gas

Oman LNG renewed multi‑year sales agreements starting in 2025 with partners including Shell, Türkiye’s BOTAŞ and TotalEnergies.

Climate change mitigation pathway: The 24-hour economy

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Business confidence hits new low as Budget looms

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Trust: How Oman rebuilt its credit reputation

Energy transition is where trust turns into bankable contracts.

What will Oman’s innovation landscape look like by 2030?

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Oman’s space launch approval: New gateway for global space access

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LSEG strikes deal with Databricks for AI tools

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Why we need a national Risk Management Strategy

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Stop your smart TV from watching you

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Oman: Emerging leader for agriculture in Mena

t is envisioned as a centralised hub for the aggregation and handling of produce from the Najd Agricultural Zone, the largest farming zone in the country.

From silica to industry: An Oman Vision 2040 cluster play

The new Mahout Silica Sands Project presents a strategic opportunity to change this. With 47 million tonnes of proven, high-purity (exceeding 98%) reserves, this project is a major national asset.

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Insights on the new 24-hour economy

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IMF shows concern on runaway sovereign debt

Global government debt is on track to shoot past 100 per cent of the sum total of economic activity across the world by as soon as 2029, the IMF projected. It put a five per cent likelihood that global debt could top 120 per cent of global income in the same period, given the current trend is towards “debt accumulating even faster”.

Investment as a cornerstone of Oman’s national value

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