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A taste of the Philippines in Abu Dhabi as Filipino flavours fill night market
Dubai: A vibrant celebration of Filipino cuisine and culture has been held in the UAE capital as a night market at Madinat Zayed Exhibition brought Philippine flavours, culture, and entrepreneurship together in celebration of Filipino Food Month.The event has been visited by the Philippine ambassador to the UAE Alfonso Ver, who toured the venue, met organisers, and tried on a selection of traditional dishes.Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here.Commu...
Asos demands £7m from US as firms rush to claim tariff refunds
Asos demands £7m from US as firms rush to claim tariff refunds13 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleShanaz MusaferBusiness reporterAFP via Getty ImagesOnline fashion retailer Asos is seeking refunds from the US for the £7m worth of tariffs it paid in the first half of its financial year.In February, the US Supreme Court struck down the so-called "Liberation Day" tariffs Donald Trump imposed last year, saying the president had overstepped his powers, and paving the way for th...
Lindsey Graham says blockade against Iran 'could become global soon'
Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina said in a Wednesday post on X that he expects that the U.S. blockade against Iran "could become global soon."The long-serving lawmaker noted that he had spoken to President Donald Trump and War Secretary Pete Hegseth on Wednesday morning."I had a very good call this morning with @POTUS and @SecWar Pete Hegseth about the way forward regarding the Iran conflict. I think the President’s decision to leave the blockade in place is very smart. It is hav...
Sensex ends 852 points lower, Nifty below 24,200; Dr Reddy's up 9%
Sensex ends points lower Nifty below Dr Reddys up
SPLC saw revenue surge after Charlottesville rally as DOJ alleges informant ties
The Southern Poverty Law Center more than doubled its revenue in the months following the deadly 2017 Charlottesville "Unite the Right" rally — a surge now drawing renewed scrutiny after a Department of Justice indictment alleged the group paid an informant tied to the event’s organizers.The 2017 rally, which left one woman dead, became a cultural flashpoint over white nationalism and political violence, driving widespread condemnation and a surge in donations to civil rights groups, including t...
Mythical shapes and the impact of oil: Meet the nominees for the art world's prestigious prize
Mythical shapes and the impact of oil: Meet the nominees for the art world's prestigious prizeJust nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleSteven McIntoshEntertainment reporterBelinda LawleyThe shortlisted artists include Tanoa Sasraku, whose work examines the history and impact of oilA spoken-word performance about life in the industrial north and sculptures which examine the political history of oil are among the shortlisted artworks for this year's Turner Prize.The works by artists Si...
Cost inflation for UK firms jumps to three-year high amid Iran war
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'I'm a doctor and this is when you should be worried about stomach pain'
'I'm a doctor and this is when you should be worried about stomach pain'It can be difficult to know whether stomach pain is something to be worried about. One doctor who bills himself as the "healthcare Gordon Ramsay" has explained when you should seek helpCommentsNewsIan Craig Social Newsdesk Content Editor10:39, 23 Apr 2026Updated 10:39, 23 Apr 2026View ImageA doctor has outlined when stomach pain is something to be worried about (stock image)(Image: Getty Images)Every...
Thai IPO Pipeline Faces Difficulties, Exchange President Says
Thailand’s initial public offering pipeline continues to face challenges, even as signs of renewed investor interest have started to emerge, according to Stock Exchange of Thailand President Asadej Kongsiri.
Taiwan to Ease Limits on Active Funds’ Investments in TSMC
Taiwan’s financial regulator plans to ease the limit on how much funds can invest in a single stock, lifting an impediment that has prevented local money managers from taking full advantage of the surge in Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s shares in recent years.
Govt On Petrol-Diesel Hike: क्या देश में महंगा होने वाला है पेट्रोल-डीजल? आ गया सरकार का बयान
Govt On PetrolDiesel Hike
India a ‘tough nut to crack’: US Trade Representative makes big statement as 3-day trade deal talks conclude
Under the proposed interim trade deal, the US has lowered tariffs on India from 50% to 18%. In August last year, Trump had imposed a 25% reciprocal tariff on India and an additional 25% penal tariff for India’s crude oil purchases from Russia.
California's lawsuit to Amazon: You forced Levi's, Hanes to hike prices on Walmart, Target
Amazon faces serious allegations in California. New court filings reveal the e-commerce giant allegedly pressured major brands like Levi's and Hanes. The company reportedly asked these brands to raise prices on rival websites. This action aimed to prevent lower prices elsewhere and maintain Amazon's market position.
Goldman Strategist Sees European Earnings Pared by Weak Demand
European companies are set to see earnings growth of only a “few percent” in the first quarter, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s senior European strategist, substantially weaker than double-digit expansion in the US.
Dad uses app 'stacking' to get breakfast and groceries for nothing - and earn 5p
Dad uses app 'stacking' to get breakfast and groceries for nothing - and earn 5pAl spent 5p on his haul, then claimed back 10p so the whole deal earned him moneyCommentsMoneyNeil Shaw Assistant Editor (Money and Lifestyle)10:04, 23 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesAl Baker looks after his penniesA dad has explained how he managed to get breakfast, snacks and groceries - and was paid 5p to do it - using deal stacking. Al Baker shared how stacking deals across multiple apps he was able to pick up fo...
Strait of Hormuz blockade drives up traffic at Panama Canal
Dubai: The war in the Middle East has boosted demand to move vital cargo through the Panama Canal to such an extent that one vessel carrying liquefied natural gas (LNG) paid $4 million to skip the line and avoid a wait that can take up to five days, according to an official report.The change follows disruptions linked to conflict involving Iran and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial corridor for a significant share of global oil and gas exports. As a result, some Asian buyers are so...
Awareness to Action: How UAE businesses can prepare for e‑invoicing
By now, most businesses in the UAE are aware that e-invoicing is moving from policy discussion to operational reality. But awareness alone is not readiness.That is where many businesses may still be underestimating the challenge.For some organisations, e-invoicing is still being viewed mainly as a finance or tax compliance requirement. In reality, readiness now involves a series of practical steps that require action, coordination, and early planning. It begins with selecting an Accredited Servi...
Four lessons why the 'Boom Belt' is making such a big noise with migration
If you want to understand where America’s economy is heading, stop watching Washington and start watching a map of the United States.Because the biggest economic story in the country right now isn’t politics.It’s migration. Like birds. Migrating south.People and, more importantly, money are pouring into what’s now being called the "Boom Belt" including states like Texas, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina and Arizona.TEXAS EMERGES AS THE TOP DESTINATION FOR COMPANIES LEAVING BLUE STATES...
South Africa Ramps Up Fuel Imports From US as War Jolts Trade
South Africa is boosting oil-product imports from the US to help replace lost supplies from the Middle East, in another example of how the conflict is reshaping trade and threatening higher costs for consumers.
Teck Warns of Higher Fuel Costs Caused by Mideast Energy Shock
Canada’s Teck Resources Ltd. warned of higher fuel costs for its flagship Chilean copper mines as the global mining industry grapples with supply-chain disruptions triggered by war in the Middle East.