It has spectacular beaches but is not Australia; it is one of the world’s most secure destinations but is not Singapore; it has opulent city hotels and superb beachside resorts but is neither Jakarta nor Bali. It has world class shopping but is not Hong Kong.
Dubai is becoming a key part of top business school recruitment strategies, according to the world’s largest series of international MBA and Executive MBA fairs.
Known as The Palm or Dubai's man-made island, the largest in the world, located on Dubai, UAE which major commercial and residential structure will be constructed.
Energy giant ConocoPhillips said it expects to seal a $10 billion sour gas deal with Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, the world's third largest oil exporter, according to media reports.
Shares of Manpower Inc., the global employment services company, soared Friday after the company reported that its first-quarter profit increased 27 percent, citing growth in the firm's overseas...
Commodity OnlineDUBAI: Dubai, the Asian hub for major trading in gold, is gearing up to host sixth annual Dubai City of Gold Conference. The conference will take place between April 12th and 13th at the Park Hyatt, Dubai.
Commodity Online TOKYO: Japan s Natural Resources and Energy Agency on Monday said country s crude oil imports in February rose 8.2% from a year before to 127.18 million barrels.
Commodity Online ABU DHABI: The UAE on Sunday decided to set up an agency to assess and develop a peaceful and fully transparent nuclear energy programme.
Indian workers in Gulf countries appear to be the most disgruntled employees in the Middle-East among all expatriates, a survey conducted by the Arabian Business website has revealed.
The UAE-based Emirates Trading Agency-Associated Constructions and Investments (ETA-Ascon) is reportedly in talks with jet manufacturers Embraer, Bombardier and ATR and plans to launch a new airline in India.
Looking diversify into a new economic sector, oil exporter Abu Dhabi announced on Monday it will invest $15 billion in alternative energy and clean technology projects.
Iran, Mideast peace and democracy in the region topped the agenda for President Bush during talks Monday with ally Saudi Arabia. Bush's first visit to the kingdom came as his administration notified Congress of its intent to sell $20 billion in weapons, including precision-guided bombs, to the Saudis. The announcement was timed to coincide with the president's arrival in the Saudi capital.
President Bush, in the Mideast to push along a peace deal by the end of his presidency, gave orders to both sides on Wednesday. He told Israelis that illegal outposts in disputed land must go and told Palestinians that no part of their territories can be a safe haven for terrorists.
OPEC's big Gulf producers are leaving open the option of an oil supply increase that could influence whether crude prices head back towards $100 a barrel or not.
Citigroup Inc is selling up to 4.9 percent of itself for $7.5 billion to the Gulf Arab emirate of Abu Dhabi, giving the largest U.S. bank fresh capital as it wrestles with the subprime mortgage crisis and the resignation of its chief executive. The capital injection will shore up Citi's balance sheet, which has been hurt by some $6.8 billion of writedowns and losses in the third quarter, and the potential for another $11 billion in the fourth quarter.
Saudi Arabia has not ruled out the possibility of taking part in a Middle East peace conference with Israel next week, according to comments by Crown Prince Sultan carried by state television on Thursday.
Dubai raised almost $5 billion selling a stake in port operator DP World in the Middle East's largest IPO, setting the scene for perhaps the biggest test for the emirate's two-year-old bourse where the shares will trade.
The Dubai government agency that bought into Deutsche Bank this year said on Monday it was considering investing in U.S. financial services firms affected by the mortgage-market crisis.
An OPEC summit ended on Sunday in sharp political division over whether to take action over the weak dollar, as heads of state vowed to keep providing Western consumers with an adequate supply of oil.
French oil giant Total posted a 3 percent drop in third-quarter adjusted net profit on Wednesday, despite higher oil prices and production, but the result beat forecasts and it maintained a key output target.
Global hoteliers are riding a building boom in Asia, and using plush new hotels as giant, living advertisements to lure newly rich Chinese and Indians to their U.S. and European properties.
Boeing Co or Airbus may win an order this month worth as much as $3.95 billion from United Arab Emirates-based Air Arabia, which said on Sunday it plans to buy as many as 50 planes.
