Goldman Sachs reduced its short-term outlook for the equity market to “neutral”, but remained “overweight” over six and 12 months
The Langham Place Downtown Dubai, featuring a five-star hotel and serviced apartments, is expected to be completed in 2018
Riyadh saw 47 MERS cases over the last week while the cities of Najran and Abha recorded one infection each during this period
Brent oil touched an intraday low of $43.28, its weakest since March 2009
The Emirates ranked at the bottom of a list of countries that have high levels of mobile security, a new survey showed
Deputy chief executive Promoth Manghat has been promoted to chief executive, the Abu Dhabi-based company said
The agency did not name the man but quoted the director of criminal investigations as saying he was held after returning from a trip to collect funds in Iran
Real estate shares led the recovery with leading developer Emaar Properties gaining 1.8 per cent and DAMAC Properties rising 3.3 per cent
Up to 67 per cent of apartment buildings and 50 per cent of villas in Dubai are uninsured, says survey by MoveSouq.com and RSA
The contract for the Zahra and Hayat Townhouse communities in Town Square has been awarded to Beaver Gulf Group
Increased supply is expected to ease the financial burden of high school fees on parents and provide them with more choices, officials said
Deeb was formally CFO of Abu Dhabi-based family conglomerate Al Jaber Group, whose core business is construction
U.S. oil prices fell below $40 a barrel on Friday for the first time since the 2009 financial crisis, pressured by signs of oversupply in the United States and weak Chinese manufacturing data
Nearly 43 per cent of regional companies polled said that they were looking for opportunities in other markets, a new survey shows
Oil has dropped to six-year lows, less than half mid-2014 levels
The new city will be built around energy-related industries, a source said
Dubai’s stocks closed down 7 per cent as oil prices weakened
Britain had operated without an embassy since Iranian protesters stormed its two main diplomatic compounds in Tehran on Nov. 29, 2011
The hostage Douglas Robert Semple, a 64-year old petroleum engineer, was working in the Hadramaut area when he was kidnapped
The UAE is currently in the process of drafting out laws for the implementation of value added tax
Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific tops the list, as compiled by the Jet Airliner Crash Data Evaluation Centre
The fire at the heavy oil cracking unit at Kuwait’s 200,000 barrel-per-day Shuaiba refinery broke out last Monday
The recently developed Dubai Creative Clusters Authority is investing heavily in the design sector
The main stock index in Dubai, the region’s most volatile market, tumbled 4.0 per cent to 3,563 points, hitting a four-month low
Citing an unnamed source, the trade magazine The American Lawyer reported that Arab Bank had agreed to pay “slightly more than $1bn” to settle litigation
The deal will see RTA’s unit Dubai Taxi Corporation’s buses transport 2,500 students from these schools during the new academic year
Mohamed Badie and several other prominent Islamists were sentenced to life in prison on Saturday for murder and inciting violence
A health ministry spokesman, Tamim Al Shami, confirmed at least 65 dead and 50 wounded as a result of the air strikes
The coalition said it was investigating the cause of the crash, which took place in Saudi Arabia’s border province of Jizan
Fitch said on Friday it expects the general government deficit to widen to 14.4 per cent of GDP in 2015