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Corruption probe needs to be widened, says senior executive

Corruption probe needs to be widened, says senior executive

Real Estate
EXCLUSIVE: Dubai Properties deputy CEO calls for crackdown to include abuse of power.

India exultant over end to nuclear isolation
Politics & Economics
PM says waiver marks the end of 'decades-long isolation from the nuclear mainstream.'

Dubai real estate risks sharp correction - report
Real Estate
Saudi bank says signs of overheating amid expansionary monetary conditions.

Saudi Al-Ittefaq Steel eyes Q4 IPO, expansion
Financial Markets
Top three Saudi steel producer looks to float 30% stake in Q4, 2008, says CFO.

more »MIDDLE EAST BUSINESS COMMENT

Think before you build
Dubai contractors, developers and designers seem to have forgotten the basics in building stuff. That would be infrastructure.

 Rob Wagner  

Abu Dhabi steps out of the shadows
Trying to find a Man City shirt for our cover shoot took longer than Abu Dhabi spent buying the club.

 Sean Cronin

EDITOR'S CHOICE

  1. Forex firm staff slapped with five-year DIFC ban »
  2. UAE pledges to fight terrorism »
  3. Saudi inflation to continue to rise - report »
  4. Search continues for missing woman »
  5. Fergie 'not worried' by Abu Dhabi money threat »
  6. Dubai firm's IPO plan to fund $272bn projects »

more » MIDDLE EAST MARKETS DATA

DFM

Last Price:

4,471.71

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7 Sep 2008 10:00 GMT
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ADX

Last Price:

4,149.57

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SSE

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more »OTHER MIDDLE EAST BUSINESS NEWS STORIES

Banking & Finance

  1. Algebra, Elaf Bank launch Islamic fund
  2. Merrill ups Abu Dhabi banks earnings forecast
  3. Forex firm staff slapped with five-year DIFC ban

Construction & Industry

  1. Saudi Arabia invites bids for Jazan refinery
  2. Dubai firm's IPO plan to fund $272bn projects
  3. Saudi Al-Ittefaq Steel eyes Q4 IPO, expansion

Culture & Society

  1. Egypt rockslide survivors clash with police
  2. Search continues for missing woman
  3. Redevelopment of Makkah sees pilgrim numbers drop

Education

  1. Classroom crisis as demand for places soars
  2. UAE public schools set for major shake-up
  3. Parents hit by soaring school tuition fees

Energy

  1. Saudi Arabia invites bids for Jazan refinery
  2. India exultant over end to nuclear isolation
  3. Gulf states likely to urge OPEC output unchanged

Healthcare

  1. 40% of Qatari kids suffer from diabetes
  2. Dubai ruler to fund eye care for one million people
  3. Anti-smoking campaign targets Mecca

Islamic Finance

  1. Algebra, Elaf Bank launch Islamic fund
  2. Saudi developer Dar Al-Arkan eyes bonus share sukuk
  3. Qatar Islamic plans listing international units

Media & Marketing

  1. Abu Dhabi sets up $1bn movie company
  2. Market idea set to boost Dubai film credentials
  3. UK TV show 'uncovers extreme Saudi preachers'

Personal Finance

  1. Gulf's rich just get richer - report
  2. Non-Saudis allowed to buy shares through locals
  3. UAE personal loans jump 46% in year to June

Politics & Economics

  1. India exultant over end to nuclear isolation
  2. Iran's inflation tops 27%
  3. Israeli president opposes strike on Iran

Real Estate

  1. Dubai real estate risks sharp correction - report
  2. Nakheel sales up threefold in 2008
  3. Corruption probe needs to be widened, says senior executive

Retail

  1. Luxury car maker targets Middle East growth
  2. Kuwait cabinet approves wider anti-inflation plan
  3. Gold sales in Abu Dhabi surge 300%

Sport

  1. Fergie 'not worried' by Abu Dhabi money threat
  2. Scolari says Man City are welcome to Robinho
  3. Indian Paes completes tennis Grand Slam

Technology

  1. UAE link to high-tech financial fraud probe
  2. ME internet traffic growth world's 2nd fastest - report
  3. Firms rush to exploit Middle East IT opportunities

Transportation

  1. Congestion problems hit Jebel Ali port
  2. Helicopter crash victims named
  3. 47mn Dubai commuters ride the bus in '08

Travel & Hospitality

  1. Atlantis fire cause 'will be revealed soon'
  2. UAE denies Iran's airport discrimination claims
  3. Repair teams mobilised to fix Atlantis fire damage

more »MIDDLE EAST BUSINESS EVENTS

UPCOMING EVENTS

  1. IFRS & US GAAP Courses in Dubai
    27 April 2008 | Dubai, United Arab Emirates
  2. Ramadan & Eid Festival 2009
    30 August 2008 | Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
  3. Diploma In Management Of Documentation Systems
    3 September 2008 | Dubai, United Arab Emirates
See all events »

MORE TOP MIDDLE EAST BUSINESS STORIES

  1. Saudi Arabia invites bids for Jazan refinery
  2. Arabtec lands $181mn Dubai tower contract
  3. Algebra, Elaf Bank launch Islamic fund
  4. Nakheel sales up threefold in 2008
  5. Gulf states likely to urge OPEC output unchanged
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