Iran carpet traders hope quality will trump rivals
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Standing next to piles of exquisitely hand-woven Persian carpets, Hossein Ghaseminia is confident his rugs, which cost up to $50,000, can see off cheaper Asian rivals and ride out threatened U.S. sanctions.
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Washington may want to label it a global terrorist organization. But in Iran the concern is over the military group's growing economic clout
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The Iranian Parliament's recent ratification concerning foreign investment in the country with the controversial Turkish companies 'Turkcell' and 'Tuv' saga at its core has made Italian investors pull back from ...
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Business & money: Mounting US crackdown on foreign companies doing business with Iran provoke opposition in Europe.
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In a manner that recalls haggling in a Persian bazaar, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the Islamic Republic of Iran are engaged in a tussle about the meaning of their recently concluded bargain over Tehranâs nuclear program.
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Competitors do better and investors are keeping their feet on the ground.
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Iran said on Friday OPEC should  defend prices at $40 a barrel for U.S. crude, seeking to set a  higher threshold for output cuts by the oil cartel.
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Iran again vowed to continue enriching uranium, in a potential setback to a European plan to ease the nuclear standoff with Tehran by offering sales of nuclear fuel and a trade deal as incentives.
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French, German and British officials were meeting Iranian negotiators in Vienna following a first round of talks last week. The United States accuses oil and gas-rich Iran of trying to make
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Outlook for growing demand as supply is crimped by events in Nigeria and Iran sends crude prices higher.
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Iran responds defiantly to new US sanctions which target its Islamic Revolution Guards Corps and three banks.
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Trex hopes to gain market share and deck the competition.
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Iran is emboldened by oil prices, its opponents' involvement in other conflicts, and an ironclad belief in its nuclear rights.
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Competition makes for a dreary outlook for the company.
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Iran, accused by Washington of  developing nuclear weapons, is determined to become one of the  world's suppliers of nuclear fuel, a senior Iranian official  said on Tuesday.
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NEW YORK - Iran has &quot;replaced Saddam Hussein as the world&#39;s number one exporter of terror, hate and instability,&quot; Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom told the United Nations General Assembly yesterday.
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With prices rising and the economy stagnating, Iranians view their President as less a national hero than the latest in a long line of ineffectual bureaucrats