Qatar sovereign fund is reportedly seeking a 15-20 per cent in the troubled Italian lender.
Emirates will look to funnel Spaniards into Dubai and onto its global network – particularly Asian markets such as Hong Kong and Bangkok.
Lars Seier Christensen warns of slowdown in China and on-going concerns in the Eurozone
Rolls-Royce Middle East reported a fourth consecutive record year in 2013, with sales up 17 per cent year-on-year.
The announcement was made by Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta, who is officially visiting the GCC.
The injection will allow IBB to grow its retail operations and develop its commercial business.
One-time short-haul carrier is embarking on international expansion
New route enables Stuttgart passengers to connect with Etihad’s global network via Geneva
Abu Dhabi-based Etihad is reportedly planning to buy a 40 per cent stake in the struggling Italian carrier.
The new office will help the company expand its presence in the wider Balkan region.
BAE lost a potential $10 billion deal to sell 60 Eurofighter jets to the UAE late last year.
Ambassador Nicholas Hopton dismissed criticism Qatar has faced in preparation for hosting the event.
Abraaj’s investment will help Yörsan Group grow both domestically and internationally.
Frederik, Crown Prince of Denmark, commended the UAE for embracing renewable energy.
Fast food chain plots Asian and European expansion on top of openings in UK and North America.
GFH, which bought the second-tier club in 2012, said it had agreed to sell the stake to a consortium of British investors.
Mubadala has taken a 20 per cent interest in Block 2B and Shell has taken a 20 per cent interest in Block SK320.
TDX is the UK’s largest debt placement services and debt management platform company.
IBB was majority-owned by another Qatari lender, Qatar International Islamic Bank.
GFH bought Leeds United in December 2012 through its Dubai-based subsidiary, GFH Capital.
Saudi Aramco is set to ship the first cargo of diesel to the Mediterranean for January 23 loading.
The Swiss group, which owns 20 brands, saw its watches and jewellery segment grow by more than 10 per cent.
Abbas Yazdi, a 44-year old businessman, went missing in Dubai in June.
The Gulf Trade Mission was led by the Irish prime minister Enda Kenny.
Roberto Colaninno said in October he would step down after a 300-million-euro capital increase, completed at the end of December.
Zurich is the Dubai carrier’s 25th A380 destination.
Clark was recognised for his “services to British prosperity and to the aviation industry”.
The new service will be launched on March 30, 2014 and is expected to increase capacity by 36 per cent.
The UK has been aggressively targeting the wealthy Gulf tourists through various marketing campaigns this year.
The struggling Italian carrier is studying other options as well, said its CEO.