EmiratesLNG LLC planned to use the facility to import 9 million tonnes of gas a year
The 420-room property is the first of 10 hotels planned across Dubai
The strike by more than 1,000 workers began on Monday
Sharjah posted a fiscal deficit of Dhs 3.58bn last year
Tadawul announced last month that it planned to open the new exchange next year in a bid to improve access to capital
Hussain Alshammasi details the debate underway in the kingdom as it seeks to rein in water and fuel subsidies
Reforms announced on Tuesday suggested authorities are now courting foreign money more aggressively
On Monday, al-Watan newspaper reported that Binladin had laid off about 77,000 foreign workers
The park is designed to boost the kingdom’s knowledge economy and create jobs
Previously, qualified institutions could only own a maximum of 5 per cent of any listed company
Payroll numbers failed to increase for only the second time in the history of Emirates NBD’s PMI index
Internal review is said to have highlighted an over-commitment to Europe, prompting emphasis on external managers
John Brennan says secret parts of the report could be misinterpreted if released for public scrutiny
The announcement follows the unveiling of the emirate’s 3D printing strategy last week
Between 12,000 and 17,000 Saudi employees are expected to be laid off
In March, the ministry signed memorandums with South Korea to develop 100,000 housing units
Alba’s chief executive said in November it would reach its target to cut cash costs by $150 per tonne by January 2016
Plans include new malls and the expansion of existing locations
A 5 per cent VAT rate will be introduced across the GCC in the coming years
Proposal was made at a Gulf Cooperation Council municipalities conference in Qatar
The Saudi government has recently been driving employment of locals in the private sector
Pilot scheme rolled out in 2017 in bid to tackle failing schools
Loss-making TAQA has been scaling back investments overseas and cutting costs to cope with the slump in crude oil prices
Binladin Group employees also say they have not been paid for six months
Documents posted online last week included the bank details of journalists, supposed royal family members and government and defence officials
Emiratis were found to make up less than 10 per cent of the total workforce in half of the companies surveyed
The assistance to the families, in the form of land, villas, apartments or financing, will be extended over a year
Along with accusations of corruption during its World Cup bid, Qatar has long been under fire from rights groups for labour abuses
Perks being cut include health insurance, annual leave tickets and school fees
The country is planning to reduce its foreign population from 69 per cent today to below 50 per cent