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NEWS »
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CEO Akbar Al Baker says reported incidents on new Boeing plane are 'teething problems'
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Bahrain investment firm acquires 16 office properties in Houston and Chicago areas
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Abu Dhabi National Energy Company acquires 50% stake in Minnesota wind power project
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Negotiations over potential sale of 60 jets were backed by former President Sarkozy
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Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed announces plan to attract fresh investment to emirate
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Former Rosewood Hotels chief Austrian Gert F Kopera appointed to head restaurants unit
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Islamic unit of Dubai's largest bank intends to begin rights issue later this month
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Region's carriers also report world-beating 16% growth in cargo traffic, says IATA
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Enterprise Qatar says more needs to be done to help small companies win contracts
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Detained members of suspected militant cell had ties to Al Qaeda in Yemen - Dahi Khalfan
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Water, Fire & Light will incorporate elements of show used to bring in the new year
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Iraq's oil ministry plans to sign final deal with group led by Kuwait Energy on Jan 27
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Football star David Beckham could be offered bumper deal to head to Gulf
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Oil minister says he hopes production will increase to 3m bpd at some point in 2013
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Gulf airline had said was interested in carrier's privatisation, but talks yet to begin
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Largest shareholder Crescent Petroleum says terms of $920m debt deal are fair
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Abu Dhabi carrier says it lifted 33,802 passengers on Jan 5 to set new milestone
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The man at the top of indebted Nakheel’s tree ended 2012 with a fair bit of rattle and hum
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PHOTOS »
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Opinion is split on what the 50 percent home loan cap will mean for the property market
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CES, the world's largest annual consumer technology trade show, runs through January 11 and is expected to feature 3,100 exhibitors
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Qatar said it will increase its financial aid to Egypt by $2.5 billion to a total of $5 billion
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The private collection of Islamic Art is due to be exhibited from January 8 - 13th at Bonham's in Edinburgh
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VIDEOS »
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Shares in the aircraft manufacturer, Boeing, have fallen after a 787 Dreamliner suffered a fuel leak
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The first results to emerge from a simulated Mars mission have revealed some of the crew experienced depression
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A group of Jewish students in France is taking on one of the giants of the internet - Twitter
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At least one person was injured after an elephant wreaked havoc in the west Midnapore district of India's eastern West Bengal state
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Latest Reader Comments
New Dreamliner too small for us, says Emirates
John Harte
: If Boeing can develop a 777 that can fly for 20 hours, then why bother flying through Dubai? Most EK traffic is transfer passengers. 20 hours nonstop would enable you to fly from Europe to Australia and South Asia without changing planes. ...
UK -
Wednesday, 19 June 2013 5:04 PM
Saudi Arabia to rehire Indian maids on lower wages
Mike
: @ Fahd
Sure, living here for a decade I can assure you greed is not confined to any particular nationality and maybe you should look a bit closer to home for examples, there is no shortage. No matter how many porches you have .... and what's wrong with wanting more, especially if you have so li...
Dubai -
Wednesday, 19 June 2013 4:21 PM
Gulf airlines told not to carry US whistleblower
S in UAE
: Freedom of Speech does not apply to confidential information that you obtain in your work for a national security department of the government. That's illegal disclosure of confidential information, and in this case is damaging to how US-UK try to maintain security. This is not his opinion whi...
UAE -
Wednesday, 19 June 2013 3:48 PM
Emirates, Qantas look to close frequent flyer loophole
Phi Duckworth
: As a member of Skywards, currently with Gold status, I am appalled at the way Emirates is treating it's frequent flyers. Since the imposition of a fuel surcharge for reward flights the sum involved has risen by 175% for long-haul returns. Skywards members have heard nothing from the airline since th...
United Kingdom -
Wednesday, 19 June 2013 3:49 PM
Bahrain to clamp down on bars, nightclubs
mentabolism
: a novel idea would be to have breathalyzers at the bars! when you pay your bill you have to take a breath test, and if its above the normal limit, which it will be, you can only travel by a cab. if you attempt to drive yourself, then your name and id will be passed on to the cops!...
kuwait -
Wednesday, 19 June 2013 3:49 PM
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