|
NEWS »
|
|
Singapore's Oceanic Group will manage renovation and promotion of iconic ship
|
|
Gulf carrier follows those in US, Europe, India, Japan in grounding Boeing jet over safety fears
|
|
Head of Europe's biggest engineering conglomerate also supports Angela Merkel's policies
|
|
UAE telco submits “preliminary expression of interest” for Vivendi's 53 percent stake
|
|
Economic growth in Gulf state seen growing at similar clip this year, says al-Mansouri
|
|
Creditors are considering restructuring proposal for indebted mortgage lender
|
|
Libya and Tunisia register increases in freedom, while Gulf states seen as more repressive
|
|
The bank made a quarterly net profit of US$90.9m in the three months to December 31
|
|
Etisalat also confirms final re-register deadline for SIMs is January 17 2014
|
|
Debt ridden Dubai developer confiscates bicycles, strollers and games
|
|
Sources say banks will make a formal plea to central bank to raise limits on home loans
|
|
New York bakery opens its largest ever store in Doha as part of MidEast expansion
|
|
CEO admits to publishing false ads after Arabian Business investigation, blames human error
|
|
Man of unidentified nationality sentenced after drunken, nude rampage on Qatar Airways
|
|
Bahrain flag-carrier begins three-year restructuring; will focus on staff cuts, reduced network
|
|
Jumeirah College staying, although new schools will still open on Al Khail Road site
|
|
Property developer says it has no immediate plans to list its retail, Turkish unit
|
|
French President discusses possible deal for 60 fighters during visit to Gulf country
|
|
Akbar Al Baker dismisses reports suggesting Gulf carrier will buy stake in SpiceJet
|
|
US-based Mondelēz International signed a JV with Olayan Group and Khalifa Algosaibi Group
|
|
Palm Jumeirah residents also claim running track may have been measured wrong
|
|
Passengers will be charged US$1.1 to pass through each Salik gate from Tuesday
|
|
Potential buyers given descriptions of non-existent shopping malls and metro line
|
|
World's top golfer Rory McIlroy is unveiled as new face of US sports brand giant
|
|
Prince Saud bin Nayef takes up role as head of oil-producing, Shi'te minority region
|
|
|
OPINIONS »
|
|
Anil Bhoyrul argues that UAE schools are earning thousands of dollars for doing absolutely nothing
|
|
|
VIDEOS »
|
|
A high speed train has crashed into an apartment building in Stockholm after being stolen by a female cleaner
|
|
Oprah Winfrey reveals all about her exclusive chat with disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong
|
|
Japanese carriers All Nippon and Japan Airlines have just grounded their entire fleet of Boeing 787 or the Dreamliner
|
|
Dramatic amateur video is captured at the site where a helicopter crashed in Vauxhall, central London
|
|
Two blasts that tore through a university in the Syrian city of Aleppo have killed at least 82 people
|
|
Latest Reader Comments
Saudi to hand Pakistan $15bn energy bailout – report
tfg
: Deferred payment, in other words, never going to pay back.
Just ask Egypt or Iraq or the long list of recipients of deferred payments.
...
saudi arabia -
Friday, 24 May 2013 7:32 PM
UAE credit bureau's June start time challenging - bankers
Tarek Sabry
: My experience in the region with our matured Credit Bureau proves the benefit of sharing positive and negative customer data in a soundable healthy credit decision, as we consider it a core success to all member banks.
Also, it helps banks to find a way to balance between it's portofolio gr...
Egypt -
Friday, 24 May 2013 6:01 PM
Mahoney isn't talking baloney
Ronald
: "I have never developed indigestion from eating my words."
This scribe might not be Churchill, but the sentiment is the same. Well done AB, and maybe your property investments flourish....
UK -
Friday, 24 May 2013 6:02 PM
Kuwait's traffic chief defends expat deportations
Expat in Kuwait
: Sadly, The cops don't even understand English & they are not willing to listen to anything. They do as they like, It is my wish that wherever the citizens of this country travels for holiday or business they are treated the same way as they treat us.
...
Kuwait -
Friday, 24 May 2013 6:02 PM
Are there too many Brits in the UAE?
Little Britain
: Could you imagine if just the average hotel worker, taxi driver or gardener left ?
Everyone is needed and the more Dubai grows the more they will need
You might be able to build Hotels quickly but it can YEARS to train good staff.
Dubai will be like any other Tourist desti...
UK -
Friday, 24 May 2013 6:02 PM
All READER COMMENTS
|
|
|
|
|
|
FEATURES & ANALYSIS »
|
|
The UAE central bank’s move to put a cap on mortgages aims to curb speculation, but is the announcement too much, too soon?
|
|
|
Six years after being bought by Dubai World in a welter of international publicity, the future of the QE2 looks grim
|
|
|
| Follow Us |
|
|
|
|
|
Markets
|
|
ADX
|
3,460 |
-1.23% |
|
|
ASE
|
2,026 |
0.15% |
|
|
BSE
|
1,170 |
0.13% |
|
|
DFM
|
2,306 |
-0.76% |
|
|
KSE
|
8,154 |
-0.82% |
|
|
MSM
|
6,364 |
-0.21% |
|
|
QE
|
9,049 |
-0.41% |
|
|
Share prices are updated with a 15-minute delay. Data is not intended for trading purposes
|
|
|
|
|
