Dubai opens its boat show as survey reveals 60 per cent of world’s top 100 superyachts are in the Middle East.
Qatar Holding’s vice-chairman says the firm will invest in shares, bonds and private equity.
The tiny Gulf state will spend $220 billion in total as part of its National Vision 2030.
With regional economies expanding rapidly, firms in the region struggle to hold on to their best employees.
The largest deal was for 750 mine-resistant, ambush-protected, all-terrain vehicles from Oshkosh Corp.
Move provides Emirates with an avenue for growth beyond Manila and travellers with more flying options
The development in Karachi may reportedly include the world’s tallest building.
Swiss, Australian and South African currencies may face weakness in 2013, says Matein Khalid, fund manager in a royal investment office.
Under his tutelage the world’s third biggest ports firm operates 60 terminals across six continents.…
The Qatar Investment Fund first acquired a 5.2 per cent stake in April last year.
Consumption of oil will expand by 840,000 barrels per day (bpd) this year, 80,000 bpd more than previously expected.
The offer from trade minister, Toshimitsu Motegi, was aimed at freeing up extra oil.
Investors seem to have shrugged off Emaar’s 28 per cent drop in fourth-quarter profit.
The Kingdom is expected to spend $2 billion on ships from a Bremen-based dockyard.
The airline boss said the company’s income will rise substantially in the current financial year despite high fuel prices.
The loan is expected to help Japan win new and renewing energy concessions.
The agreement would allow Japan to quickly seek additional oil supplies via a telephone hotline.
The Jaguar XJL Supercharged is a luxury limousine that drives like a sports car.
The UAE government’s two-month amnesty programme ended on February 4, 2013.
Emirates boss Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al-Maktoum said the deal was worth “above $10 million”.
Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC) aims to reduce imports of extra light oil from Iran.
Sources said Morocco had finalised the agreement with the GCC states during a summit in Riyadh last month.
Golf Digest Middle East editor Robbie Greenfield with interviews and analysis on the historic tournament.
The new range of BlackBerry smartphones are expected to determine the future of Canada-based Research In Motion (RIM).
The UN is seeking up to $1 billion in aid for Syrian refugees outside the country and $500 million for humanitarian work inside the war-torn country.
Airport beats forecasts by one million and has London’s Heathrow “firmly within its sights”.
Emirates National Oil Co (ENOC) was the biggest buyer of Iranian condensate in 2012.
Speaking at the World Economic Forum, Badr al-Saad fears the decline of the yen.
As demand for liquefied natural gas rapidly rises across the world, supply is starting to dwindle, say experts.
The book offers a refreshingly honest insight into leadership practices in the GCC.