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21 May 2012 Updated at 2:57 PM UAE
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English football club Manchester City have claimed the Premier League title following a spending spree of almost US$1bn by the team's Abu Dhabi-based owners over the last four years. Was the investment a worthwhile one?

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Man City spending spree should be applauded

The total amount spent on players is estimated at $697m

5

Silver: The greatest investment of this decade

Nik Kalsi excited over "most bullish chart on the face of the planet"

13

Willie’s words show the game has changed

Historic moment as top European aviation boss said something positive about Gulf carriers

1

Emirates Airline - no sale, no IPO, no buyout

After 27 years, Emirates has over 170 aircraft and flies to more than 120 destinations in over 70 countries. The real question is what next?

5

Korean move boosts prospect for global carbon trading hub

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The South Korean government has passed a law introducing a national carbon trading scheme by 2015

We are the silver mob

Small-time punters like me, buying and selling silver bars which are generally stored under our beds, now appear to be driving the market

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Sir Maurice Flanagan doesn’t rule out future sale of Dubai carrier

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EXCLUSIVE: Nakheel locks Palm residents out of car parks

Residents and lawyers say Dubai property developer's actions may not be lawful

Governments in the region are spending more than ever on military capabilities.

The Middle East's most heavily armed nations

Arabian Business counts down the powers splashing the cash on military hardware

Akbar Al-Baker says Qatar Airways and Emirates region's dominant carriers.

Only 2 dominant carriers in MidEast, says Al-Baker

Qatar Airways boss says Emirates and his own - not Etihad - only dominant airlines

President Tim Clark specifically denied any interest in budget Indian carrier Spicejet.

No interest in Indian carriers - Emirates

Dubai-based airline dismisses talk of purchasing stake in India's aviation sector

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