The index fell 3.7 per cent to close at 2,397 points, its lowest finish since July 11.
The popular local brand will begin selling its coffee bags through 340 Jumbo supermarkets in the Netherlands.
The centre aims to reduce the response time in the event of a cyber crisis in the Middle East.
Latin beauty firms have found a goldmine export market in Dubai and the Middle East.
The potential sale may impact up to 280 employees, a source said.
Ziad Awad, a veteran investment banker with nearly 20 years of experience, is setting up Boardroom Metrics Arabia.
The mall operator will use the $1.5 billion facility to replace revolving loans totalling $1 billion.
Hilton Capital Grand will aim to attract business and leisure travellers in the upcoming peak season
The index, which fell as much as 5.2 per cent is now down 2.6 per cent.
Based in Tecom, the new hotel is expected to open by 2016 and will have around 672 rooms.
The average built asset wealth per person across Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE is $112,842, the study found.
UAE companies saw output growth accelerate to 56.6 points in August, the highest level since February.
Emirates’ resumption is a positive sign but logistical challenges remain
A leading practitioner says an increasing number of Emirati women are opting for the alternative medicine system.
Dubai World paid $375 million for a 50 per cent stake in Fontainebleau Miami Beach in 2008.
Etisalat and du are suspending services of subscribers who have not registered their SIM cards on time.
Dubai International Financial Centre currently has 979 registered companies with a total workforce of 15,000.
Etihad’s Flying Nanny programme aims to assist families during long-haul flights.
The 48-storey residential tower is part of the group’s Central Park project in the DIFC.
The mechanics, engineering and plumbing contract was awarded by a joint venture led by Arabtec Holdings.
An Uzbek woman threatened to blow-up the Dubai Public Prosecution building on Sunday following a personal dispute.
Abu Dhabi’s residential property market could see new demand as the deadline for employee relocation ends today.
Chevron won the new contract to supply U.S. allied military jets refuelling in Dubai.
Peter England, previously a senior banker at Malaysia’s CIMB Group, will replace Graham Honeybill.
The Philippines-based casual dining chain will open two outlets in Abu Dhabi this year.
Etihad agreed to pay $379 million for a 24 per cent stake in Jet in April.
Tonnage figures were largely driven by increases in key export markets such as India, Hong Kong and China.
Dubai’s index lost 5.4 per cent last week over worries of a U.S. military strike in Syria.
In an excluisve interview with Gulf Business, Sanjay Verma talks about how India and the UAE can further their relationship for mutual benefit.
Data lost cannot be replaced or compensated through legal means, say experts.