Work is progressing on the emirate’s key projects such as industrial city, Saadiyat island and Al Maryah island.
A Pakistan International Airlines plane crash-landed on a runway at Muscat International Airport.
Dubai’s ruler Sheikh Mohammed addressed a range of topics during the inauguration of the government summit in Dubai.
Tim Clark says it “could get worse before it gets better” when asked about the Dreamliner issues.
The Pakistan International Airlines plane had 70 people on board but no injuries were reported.
Dubai’s flagship investment vehicle is scheduled to repay a $2 billion loan.
HH Sheikh Mohammed spoke about the Arab Spring, leadership and life.
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Securing strategic oil storage space at Fujairah has become a top priority for oil producers.
The offer from trade minister, Toshimitsu Motegi, was aimed at freeing up extra oil.
Opposition members have expressed very cautious optimism that the talks represent a meaningful step forward.
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 Kingdom is expected to spend $2 billion on ships from a Bremen-based dockyard.
Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal tops the Gulf Business list of the most powerful Arabs in Saudi Arabia.
The government-owned monopoly made a net profit of Dhs4.65 billion ($1.27 billion) in 2012.
The airline boss said the company’s income will rise substantially in the current financial year despite high fuel prices.
Oman will again spend heavily in 2013 on job creation and infrastructure projects.
The Dubai investment bank has laid off a third of its staff since 2011 and slashed operating costs.
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.
Hungarian oil and gas group MOL’s shares were down 4.1 per cent on Friday, a five-week low.
The loan is expected to help Japan win new and renewing energy concessions.
Emirates boss Sheikh Ahmed tops the Gulf Business list of the most powerful Arabs in the United Arab Emirates.
The agreement would allow Japan to quickly seek additional oil supplies via a telephone hotline.
Decline was expected but still beat forecasts thanks to 10.8 per cent fall in impairments.
The company enjoyed better than predicted profit growth last quarter of $501 million.
Expatriate numbers are to be reduced from 39 per cent of Oman’s population to 33 per cent.
The UAE’s finance ministry placed Dhs70 billion with banks to shore up their balance sheets after the the financial crisis in 2008.
Sultan Qaboos bin Said has revived a custom of travelling on month-long tours around Oman, holding “consultation sessions” with local people.