Columnist James Waller-Davies gives his views on some of the recent events on television. After a Christmas which saw little more than tumbleweeds of repeats and soaps rolling across the TV tundra, the new year has offered a glut offerings. Quantity we got, but the quality has been disappointingly patchy.New Year’s Day kicked 2016 off with Sherlock (BBC1), but not the modernised version we’ve become used to. In what was listed a special ‘one off’, Read more [...]

Columnist James Waller-Davies gives his views on some of the recent events on television. After a Christmas which saw little more than tumbleweeds of repeats and soaps rolling across the TV tundra, the new year has offered a glut offerings. Quantity we got, but the quality has been disappointingly patchy.New Year’s Day kicked 2016 off with Sherlock (BBC1), but not the modernised version we’ve become used to. In what was listed a special ‘one off’, Read more [...]

Ordinary shares currently are listed on NASDAQ and will be listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) beginning January 12, 2016 under ticker symbol ABIL NEW YORK and TEL AVIV, Israel, Jan. 08, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Ability Inc. (NASDAQ:ABIL) (NASDAQ:ABILW) ("Ability"), a leading provider of innovative tactical communications intelligence solutions, announced today that the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) has approved the listing of the ordinary Read more [...]

“Personally I’m enthusiastic about this step. I believe it is in the interest of the Saudi market, and it is in the interest of Aramco,” he told The Economist. Prince Muhammed has reportedly held "high-level meetings" on the subject, which focused on whether to sell off some of its petrochemical and other “downstream” firms, as well as listing stock in the parent company, which includes the oil-producing unit. Muhammad bin Salman Al Saud According to The Economist, 5pc of Saudi Aramco Read more [...]