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India rescue staff search for survivors in the wreckage of an Air India Express flight that crashed on May 22, 2010. (Getty Images)

Dubai-India air crash compensation raised

by Andy SambidgeWed 20 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

Relatives of Air India’s 2010 air disaster victims must be paid $168,174 within month, says court

GROWTH PROSPECT Kuwaits central bank governor said the country needs to increase government spending and support the private sector to overcome imbalances in its economy

S&P raises Kuwait rating to AA after methodology revision

by ReutersWed 20 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

New method places heavier weight on Kuwait’s high GDP per capita, strong fiscal balance sheets

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Abu Dhabi’s NBAD posts 2.5% rise in Q2 profit

by ReutersWed 20 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

Higher interest income, gains from Islamic financing helps lender beat analyst forecasts

Bahrain construction costs ranked highest in MidEast

by Andy SambidgeWed 20 Jul 2011Sat 13 Nov 2021

New global report shows it is almost half as expensive to build in Saudi Arabia as Bahrain

Bank Dhofar posts H1 loss after provision on court order

by BloombergWed 20 Jul 2011Sat 13 Nov 2021

Omani lender sees $11.84m loss after a profit of $46.07m in year earlier period

Telecoms

Batelco Q2 net profit drops as customer costs rise

by ReutersWed 20 Jul 2011Sat 13 Nov 2021

Bahrain’s former telecoms monopoly made a second-quarter net profit of BHD20.6 ($54.66m)

offshore oil rig

Saudi PetroRabigh posts Q2 net loss of $107m

by ReutersWed 20 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

Two-month closure of refinery slashed state-owned oil company’s sales

A final debt deal is still considered some way off for contracting firm Al Jaber

Al Jaber, creditors meet on debt revamp update

by ReutersWed 20 Jul 2011Tue 9 Nov 2021

Abu Dhabi family-owned firm has $840m in two syndicated facilities outstanding

Irans President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has defied international calls for Iran to stem its nuclear programme

Iran says shot down US spy plane over nuclear site

by ReutersWed 20 Jul 2011Tue 9 Nov 2021

Tehran says plane was trying to collect information about nuclear site’s location

Corinthians pulls out of Tevez, Man City deal

by ReutersWed 20 Jul 2011Sat 13 Nov 2021

Brazil club says time has run out to bring striker back from Abu Dhabi-owned Manchester City

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Aviation

Nationals slam Qatar Airways over poor service

by Ed AttwoodWed 20 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

Qataris complain of preferential treatment of foreigners, poor on-ground service

(Getty Images - for illustrative purposes only)

UAE fighter pilot dies in jet crash near Dibba

by Ed AttwoodWed 20 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

UAE Air Force pilot dies during training session over UAE’s Indian Ocean coast

Lingerie is considered a growing retail market in the Middle East, bringing in $171m in 2010

US lingerie brand Baci set to launch in Middle East

by Elizabeth BroomhallWed 20 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

UAE franchise partner United Fashion House plans to open 10 Baci stores by 2016

Briton fined AED3,000 for insulting Ramadan

by Claire Ferris-LayWed 20 Jul 2011Sat 13 Nov 2021

Dubai court fines 31-year-old woman for insulting religious celebration on Facebook

The British carrier resumed its routes to the kingdom in 2009, after suspending all flights in 2003
Aviation

BA eyes daily flights to Riyadh amid demand surge

by Claire Ferris-LayWed 20 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

London-based carrier plans to launch daily flights from London in October

UAE’s Tabreed repays $200m Islamic bond

by ReutersWed 20 Jul 2011Sat 13 Nov 2021

Sukuk was launched in 2006 and total amount paid to certificate holders of bond was AED735m

HRW claimed the Bahrain government has carried out a campaign of attacks on medical professionals

End attacks on Bahrain medics, urges rights group

by Shane McGinleyWed 20 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

HRW says Bahrain waging campaign against medics, denying activists treatment

Signing sees $950m Zain Saudi deal draw nearer

by ReutersWed 20 Jul 2011Sat 13 Nov 2021

Batelco, Kingdom Holding sign term sheet with Zain for $950m stake purchase

DP World buys into two South American ports

by Ed AttwoodWed 20 Jul 2011Sat 13 Nov 2021

Dubai state-backed ports giant buys controlling interest in two terminals in Suriname

Real Estate

Dubai house prices set to plummet another 10%

by ReutersWed 20 Jul 2011Sat 13 Nov 2021

House prices in city squeezed by nearly a third too much supply, say analysts

Dubai ranked among the world’s top 15 business centres, beating out established hubs such as Milan and Bangkok

Dubai ranked as top global business hub

by Shane McGinleyWed 20 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

Gulf emirate makes top 15 in world rankings of best cities for business

CURRENCY FEARS The euro inched higher against the dollar on Wednesday but further rally seems to be limited (Getty Images)

Euro edges up but doubts remain over EU summit

by ReutersWed 20 Jul 2011Tue 9 Nov 2021

Rally may be curbed if Euro zone summit offers long-term solution to region’s debt crisis

Oil rises on US debt talks; awaits IEA data

by ReutersWed 20 Jul 2011Sat 13 Nov 2021

Prices also supported by weakening dollar against euro and tightening crude stocks in US

Record gold price fails to deter buying in India

by BloombergWed 20 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

Indian jewellers see fast trade despite gold hitting all-time high of over $1610 an ounce

Dubai shares snap 4-day losing streak on earnings

by BloombergWed 20 Jul 2011Sat 13 Nov 2021

Tamweel, majority owned by Dubai Islamic Bank, surges the most in a week

Philippines Foreign Affairs Undersecretary Esteban Conejos gestures during a press briefing in Manila

Philippines warns workers in Saudi may lose jobs

by Staff writerWed 20 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

Tough new visa curbs threaten jobs of some of Philippines 1.3 million workers in Saudi

Al-Ali has pleaded not guilty to charges that he lured Ballesteros to the US, failed to pay her and kept her confined in his house

Trial delay for UAE officer in ‘trafficked’ maid case

by Joanne BladdWed 20 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

Emirati naval officer faces charges over claims he kept maid in slave-like conditions

Rules aimed at protecting state-owned Air India bar Emirates from flying the A380 into India
Aviation

Indian superjumbo ban hurts Emirates’ A380 growth

by BloombergWed 20 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

India dragging heels over protectionist rule that bans aircraft bigger than 747 from country

In excess of 80% of expats are not saving enough for their retirement, experts say

Four in five expats not saving enough for retirement

by Ed AttwoodWed 20 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

UAE residents face ‘grim realities’ of paying down debt instead of saving, say experts

Yemens President Ali Abdullah Saleh (Getty Images)
Arab uprisings

Yemen opposition to set up council to oust Saleh

by ReutersTue 19 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

National Council for the Forces of the Revolution to lead efforts to oust President Ali Abdullah Saleh

Murdochs wife (in pink) leaps to defend her husband as a protester moves to throw shaving foam over him

Murdoch attacked during UK phone hacking hearing

by ReutersTue 19 Jul 2011Tue 9 Nov 2021

Murdoch hit by protester with foam pie during grilling he called ‘most humble day of my life’

(ITP Images - for illustrative purposes only)

Iran set to sign $4bn deal with China for metro system

by Andrew SambidgeTue 19 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

State TV reports that contract will be inked for development of underground transport system

Electricity pylon

Swiss power firm wins $144m Saudi orders

by Andy SambidgeTue 19 Jul 2011Tue 9 Nov 2021

ABB set to build new substations, upgrade existing plants to help meet growing power demand

Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal. (AFP/Getty Images)

Kingdom Holding says Q2 net profit up by 21%

by Andy SambidgeTue 19 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal’s company sees profit rise 80% over previous quarter

The governor of the Central Bank of Kuwait, Sheikh Salem al-Sabah.

Kuwait needs to raise gov’t spending, says cenbank chief

by ReutersTue 19 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

Sheikh Salem Abdul-Aziz al-Sabah also calls for more support for private sector in TV interview

High food prices pushed up annual inflation in the UAE in June. (Getty Images)

UAE’s inflation rises to 1.7% in June on food prices

by ReutersTue 19 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

Official data shows annual inflation at 1.7% as food prices hit a new nine-month high

Arab mobile phone, telcos, telecommunications generic

Saudi’s Mobily posts 34% rise in H1 net profits

by Andy SambidgeTue 19 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

Telco’s chairman says improved performance was due to increase in data revenues

Round Island Resort, Mahe, Seychelles

Dubai hotels firm eyes Seychelles launch in early 2012

by Monika CantyTue 19 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

Jebel Ali International Hotels set to press ahead with delayed luxury resort, says regional chief

(Getty Images - for illustrative purposes only)

Spanish consortium ‘wins $10bn Saudi rail deal’

by Andy SambidgeTue 19 Jul 2011Tue 9 Nov 2021

Media reports say group of firms to build high-speed rail network linking key cities in kingdom

Telecoms

Morocco says to sell part of telecom stake

by ReutersTue 19 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

State may be forced to offer discount on Maroc Telecom amid modest growth potential

Director General and CEO of IATA, Tony Tyler
Aviation

Global airline bosses say worse is behind them

by Elizabeth BroomhallTue 19 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

Aviation industry forecasts increases in passenger traffic and profits, says IATA poll

Qatari investor stock exchange

Doha Bank second-quarter profit climbs 13 percent

by BloombergTue 19 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

Qatari lender beats estimates as it gains from interest income and lower provisions for bad assets

Shares in Tamweel were suspended in 2008 amid the global financial crisis
Real Estate

Dubai home loans firm Tamweel in the black

by ReutersTue 19 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

Islamic lender Tamweel sees second quarter profit surges to $7.52m as provisions fall

Earlier this month, DAE cancelled outstanding Airbus orders worth $5.8bn
Aviation

Dubai Aerospace signs new loan deal with banks

by Staff writerTue 19 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

State-owned firm this month scrapped orders for over 200 Boeing, Airbus plans

North Sudan seeks survival after split

by ReutersTue 19 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

Loss of oil resources add to woes caused by US trade embargo, low foreign currency and high inflation

Smooth operator

Smooth operator

by Staff Writer Tue 19 Jul 2011Tue 9 Nov 2021

Facebook’s primary engine nears burnout

by ReutersTue 19 Jul 2011Sat 13 Nov 2021

End of the social network’s rocket ride may be in sight, writes Robert Cyran

UAE users to get broadband choice by year-end

by Ed AttwoodTue 19 Jul 2011Sat 13 Nov 2021

TRA vows users will be able to pick between du, Etisalat for fixed line and broadband services

Guests enjoy IHG’s, Dubai Festival City Ramadan offering

Your guide to Dubai’s best iftars

by Staff writerTue 19 Jul 2011Tue 9 Nov 2021

As Ramadan approachs, we’ve picked the best of Dubai’s iftars to break your fast with

Dubai-based GoNabit was snapped up by LivingSocial, the second-largest website devoted to daily coupons, for an undisclosed sum

Today’s deal: an IPO?

by Claire Ferris-LayTue 19 Jul 2011Tue 9 Nov 2021

Group-buying sites have made a select few the quickest-earning billionaires in history. But given the competition, will any of them survive?

Herman Cain has also used the campaign trail to condemn Sharia law

US presidential hopeful slams Muslims, Sharia law

by Shane McGinleyTue 19 Jul 2011Tue 9 Nov 2021

Republican Herman Cain blasts the building of mosques, alleged efforts to spread Sharia law

FOREIGN FIRMS: The bill will allow 100 percent foreign ownership in some sectors. (Getty Images)

The UAE’s revolving door: top executive resignations

by Staff writerTue 19 Jul 2011Tue 9 Nov 2021

Arabian Business profiles the top 10 senior executives to have left key roles in Q2

British pair have UAE ice-cream market licked

by Elizabeth BroomhallTue 19 Jul 2011Sat 13 Nov 2021

Mobile ice-cream business Desert Chill eyes franchise growth, Gulf-wide expansion

Egypt crisis

Why Egypt shouldn’t let the pound slide just yet

by ReutersTue 19 Jul 2011Thu 7 Oct 2021

Backing the pound is costly but may have avoided a capital flight, says Una Galani

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