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Declining Oil Prices Amid Weak Demand and Increased Supply: Implications for Businesses in Oman

By Oman Market
Business

Oil prices dipped on Friday, influenced by weaker demand in the U.S. and increased supply from OPEC+. Brent crude settled

OCCI to Launch Oman Trade Office in US: What It Means for Oman’s Business Expansion and Investment Opportunities

By Oman Market
Economy

The Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI) is hosting business forums with Thailand, Pakistan, and Estonia, plus a meeting

Transforming Comfort Foods: How Modern Presentation Can Elevate Your Business in Oman

By Kabeer Yousuf
Food

In Muscat's lively kitchens, a woman named Masooma Al Balushi is redefining Oman's culinary identity. Her mission goes beyond showcasing

Restoration Work of Rustaq Fort Extended Until 2027: What It Means for Investors and Business Growth in Oman

The Ministry of Heritage and Tourism is restoring Rustaq Fort in Oman, a historic site from the pre-Islamic era. The

Oman’s Golden Residency Launch: What It Means for Foreign Investors and Business Growth Opportunities

By Vinod R Nair
Economy

The Ministry of Commerce, Industry, and Investment Promotion (MOCIIP) will launch schemes to boost investment, including Golden Residency, Companies Initiative,

US Spirit Airlines Files for Bankruptcy Again: Implications for Investors and the Aviation Market

By AFP .
Business

Spirit Airlines will file for bankruptcy for the second time in a year but will continue operations. After its initial

Unlocking Quality: 4 Essential Rules for Entrepreneurs to Choose the Best Olive Oil for Your Business

By Oman Market
Food

I’ve always cared about olive oil, even in my early 20s when I was broke. I kept two bottles: one

Trump Tariffs Leave Parcels Stranded: What It Means for Your Business and Trade in Oman

By Oman Market
Economy

The US ended its tariff exemption for package shipments under $800, raising costs and disrupting e-commerce and small businesses. The

Asyad Shipping’s Multi-Billion-Dollar Growth Strategy: Implications for Investors and Business Expansion in Oman

By CONRAD PRABHU
Business

Asyad Shipping, Oman's state-owned maritime company, plans to invest $2.3 to $2.7 billion in fleet expansion through 2029. CEO Dr.

Sohar International’s Strategic Consideration of China or Hong Kong: What It Means for Investors and Business Growth in Oman

Sohar International Bank SAOG is exploring opening a representative office in Hong Kong or China to enhance access to Asia’s

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