Tim Clark says it “could get worse before it gets better” when asked about the Dreamliner issues.
Platinum members will receive exclusive benefits usually reserved for First Class passengers.
Investors seem to have shrugged off Emaar’s 28 per cent drop in fourth-quarter profit.
Rami Touma, a director at the bank, has been running Credit Suisse’s Qatar investment banking business since 2007.
The airline boss said the company’s income will rise substantially in the current financial year despite high fuel prices.
Tim Clark, Emirates’ president, has said Dreamliner problems will not affect progress of the new 777X.
EICMP will become the first Middle Eastern producer to export camel milk-based products to Europe.
Lack of coordination among regulators is making life difficult for takaful operators, says insurance rating agency.
The private bank’s chief investment officer warns of losing money in Islamic bonds this year.
Marriott and FedEx Express join the computer giant for the second year in a row in the top three.
CEO targets new partnerships for Dubai and Abu Dhabi properties
Emirates boss Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al-Maktoum said the deal was worth “above $10 million”.
The Continental GT and GTC W12 continued as the brand’s most popular models in the region.
The global boss of Tiffany & Co, Mike Kowalski, plans to put the sparkle back into lost earnings with a focus on emerging markets.
Although the new SME law passed by the UAE will encourage the sector, more needs to be done, says expert.
The bank’s profit rose on the back of increased fee and investment income.
The Gulf is set for another bumper year of the sukuk.
The Dubai-listed firm posted a net profit of Dhs68.7 million in the fourth quarter of 2012.
Can-Can is perfectly anonymous but also perfectly convenient, particularly if you’re paying the bill.
The new smartphone, launched globally on Wednesday, received positive reactions.
The market rose 9.5 per cent in January, mainly driven by a rise in bank shares.
A government source said Etihad was in talks to pick up a 24 per cent stake in Jet for $330 million.
The lender’s profits rose on lower impairments and increased non interest income.
The new touch screen smartphone will be priced at Dhs2,599 in retail stores.
Simultaneous launches took place around the world including in Dubai.
Exclusive: Increased need for openness and transparency is accelerating the role of PR companies in the region.
Tamweel has been the focus of a full takeover offer by its majority shareholder Dubai Islamic Bank.
Most of its staff moved to Khalij Islamic, another investment firm with offices in London and Dubai, says sources.
The money will fund the Umm Wual phosphate project at Waad Al-Shimal City.
Banks taking part will also be chosen for future work.