Brent crude bounced back from a three-month low hit earlier
Finance firms in Britain fear they will lose their licences that allow them to sell their services across the EU
Plans to cut government oil worker benefits resulted in a three-day strike earlier this year
Lots of consolidation has been announced in the ADNOC group
Water tariffs in the country are expected to rise from next month
Companies in the country have recently been reducing or retracting health cover due to tougher economic conditions
The documentation will be used instead of drafting a new PPP law
The construction giant could now seek one of the largest debt restructuring deals in the Gulf since 2014
Hyperloop One’s CEO has said the company hopes to begin construction of its first system in 2018
The mountain city of Hatta will be transformed into a leading sports, environmental and cultural destination
The plants marks the fourth stage of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park
The new rules aim to recognise exceptional employees but set limits on payments
The country posted a $15bn fiscal deficit for the year ending March 31
Operations at Dubai’s main airport were halted for an hour on October 29
The fingerprint registration system led to protests from workers last month
Municipality inspections revealed many outlets were not abiding by new preparation rules
The majority were barred due to existing court convictions
Oil companies helping Iraq develop its massive fields have to clear their spending with Baghdad each year
A government report published by local media suggested the country planned to gradually reduce subsidies
The deal is part of a drive by Oman to use its sovereign fund assets to help diversify the economy beyond oil
The Ministry of Civil Service has reportedly refused to renew the contracts of a significant number of staff
Sayed Ahmed Alwadaei was briefly detained by police in London when he shouted at Bahrain’s king’s car last week
Proposals are expected to include an amendment or removal of the requirement for no objection certificates
Dubai International was also forced to close for roughly half an hour last month due to drone activity
While the US and UK might not share cultural values with Saudi Arabia, their trade links have ensured a solid and prosperous relationship
The village is said to be off limits to locals unless they are working as domestic servants
The proposed system will link key landmarks, airports and ports in the two cities
Families in the kingdom are being encouraged to pay maids less than the standardised wage
Construction of the property will begin next year
High ranking officials accused government workers of laziness on a popular television show