Mining companies have announced plans to shutter mines or reduce operations after gold’s 25 per cent drop this year.
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Ramadan 2013, Gangnam Style and smartphones’ search queries top Google 2013 trending list for the UAE.
Muhammad Husayn Qahtani and Hamood Abdulla Hamood were repatriated after spending 11 years in Guantanamo.
The growing domestic demand for hydrocarbons, exacerbated by low prices, is the key long-term challenge faced by the Kingdom, said Jadwa Bank.
The lender plans to boost its share capital to SAR4.76 billion to help support its growth and capital base.
The charges, mostly involving infrastructure projects, were outlined in six trials that opened on Sunday.
The survey found that low-income earners saved two per cent more than the UAE’s general population.
UAE’s strong growth in its retail sector is expected to boost the country’s apparel industry.
The decision has been passed by the EU Council of ministers, but requires final approval from the European Parliament.
Mahdi Amjad, CEO of real estate company Omniyat says impact of the win was felt “from the first minute the results were announced.”
The storm has brought snow, rain and cold to swathes of Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and Egypt.
Former Saudi intelligence chief Prince Turki bin Faisal said the two nations did not provide the necessary aid to the rebel unit.
Oman, Dubai and Abu Dhabi are each investing in building additional cruise terminals.
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Reports claimed Al Jazeera’s office in the Egyptian capital had been raided and security forces arrested 11 Qatari citizens.
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Four Qatari police officers were among those arrested, according to a state newspaper.
The International Energy Agency estimated that oil demand will increase by 1.2 million barrels a day next year.
The IMF forecast in November Qatar’s oil GDP would grow just 0.4 per cent in 2013 and decline by 1.1 per cent next year.
OPEC expects demand for its oil in 2014 to average 29.57 million barrels per day.
Despite experiencing cyber attacks, the majority of Saudi Arabian consumers have not installed anti-virus software on their systems.
Abu Dhabi has grand plans to develop its permanent cruise terminal facility to cash in on the emirate’s growing cruise tourism market.
The carrier said its 14 weekly passenger services will continue to operate through Dubai International.
A number of educational initiatives were announced and endorsed by the Cabinet.
Dabbagh Group is planning to sell a 19 per cent stake in its lubricant business, say sources.
The United Arab Emirates, in particular, is rallying its companies to launch or resume projects in Egypt.
Bank loan growth to the private sector was 13 per cent in October, the slowest rate of expansion since May last year.
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif visited the UAE as part of a regional tour to improve relations with the GCC.
Banks in the UAE are seeking to capitalise on the country’s growing obsession with football.