Airbus hopes the display of the Emirates Executive ACJ319 at next week’s show will lead to more sales.
Munich authorities will have weighed up the increased traffic benefits against the impact it will likely have on Lufthansa’s Dubai-Munich loads.
Swiss chain’s sixth Dubai hotel may be small but overseas-and-residential focus means potential is high.
The transaction will price at 130 basis points over the three-month London interbank offered rate.
The Abu Dhabi carrier already has the Indian cabinet’s approval.
An Aon Hewitt study finds that Emiratis in the private sector report higher levels of satisfaction than their public sector counterparts.
House prices in the emirate have jumped over 20 per cent in the last year, prompting the IMF to warn in July of the risk of another bubble forming.
The standards will not be compulsory for firms but the centre will issue sharia-compliance certificates to companies and banks meeting them.
The carrier’s marginal growth was caused in part by a cracked wings issue suffered by the A380, says aviation analyst Saj Ahmad.
GEMS has hired Morgan Stanley Inc, Credit Suisse and Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank to arrange the sale.
The Emirates Group announced figures of Dhs2.2 billion net profit for the first six months of its fiscal year.
Abu Dhabi’s stocks dropped by 0.9 per cent on Monday but Dubai fell 2.8 per cent.
The French manufacturer saw a 38 per cent sales rise in Abu Dhabi and a 33 per cent increase in Dubai.
The terminal will be able to supply the UAE with around 1.2 billion cubic feet (bcf) per day of gas.
The carrier made a net profit of Dhs206 million in the third quarter, compared with Dhs226 million in the corresponding period in 2012.
Vast majority of staff at Abu Dhabi’s Barakah facility set to be nationals.
The carrier is also finalising a deal with Boeing, with one or both deals set to be announced at next week’s Dubai Airshow.
The bank made Dhs1.2 billion in the nine months to September 30 up from Dhs899 million in the corresponding period last year.
Repeat holidaymakers and executives can now buy a slice of Penthouse luxury living.
Amiri, who quit just seven months ago, replaces Mohammad Zaqout who was fired in October.
Gulf countries are seeing a steep energy demand owing to a growing population and subsidised resources.
The project will allow the UAE to preserve its natural gas for domestic electricity generation.
Typhoon Haiyan has left an estimated 10,000 people dead and four million affected after it hit land on Friday.
Al-Futtaim Motors has been the regional partner of Toyota vehicles for almost 60 years with the Toyota Camry almost exclusively used by Dubai’s taxi fleets.
Emad Mansour was recently the chief executive of Doha-based Qatar First Bank.
The sale of the stake in Noordgastransport B.V. (NGT) to pension fund PensionDanmark A/S is expected to close in 2013.
The service costs an additional €10 per flight on services to Kiev, Sofia, Budapest and Bucharest.
Standard Chartered has around $300 million exposure on the loan, while Citi has the rest.
Saudi Arabia continued to be Dubai’s primary source market, recording a 31.6 per cent rise in visitor numbers.
Cobone is looking to tap into the Gulf’s booming online travel industry by offering greater features.