Shares of Emaar climbed 103.7 per cent last year, helped by returning confidence in Dubai’s real estate sector.
The insurer has received regulatory approval for the issuance of 24,260,000 new shares.
The company’s Foodmark branch plans to open 80 stores across the region over the next 10 years.
Healthcare is the second fastest growing sector after government in terms of IT spending.
The Spanish-themed villas will form part of the Arabian Ranches extension plan.
Almost 56 per cent of those polled said that the best salary package in the UAE was offered in the oil and gas industry.
The Dubai carrier currently has 97 of Airbus’ superjumbos on its order book.
Falcon said it was leaving Hong Kong in favour of concentrating on the Middle East, Africa and Eastern Europe.
Discussions are ongoing in the Kingdom, says Jumeirah’s president and group CEO, Gerald Lawless.
Qatar’s hospitality sector is expected to boost job creation as the country continues investing heavily to promote tourism.
The U.S. Secretary of State spent two hours and 40 minutes with King Abdullah. Earlier in the day he met with the King of Jordan.
Spending soared over 50 per cent, partly thanks to increased outlays on public sector wages.
The phone will reportedly debut at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this February.
Clark was recognised for his “services to British prosperity and to the aviation industry”.
The 2013 deal value saw the highest rise in the last six years with all the quarters posting values above $12 billion, the report found.
Firms must abide by the new regulations or face fines of Dhs100,000.
Perfumes, liquor and gold were the best selling products in 2013.
The flight, arriving from Mashhad in Iran before dawn, was carrying 315 passengers and suffered a technical malfunction.
Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum has over 2.4 million followers on Twitter.
Officials say that the new labour deal will better protect the rights of foreign domestic workers in the Kingdom.
The country’s foreign affairs ministry also urged UAE citizens against all travel to Lebanon because of security concerns.
Still on the list are countries including Afghanistan, Iraq, Jordan and Turkey.
ATIC is controlled by Abu Dhabi state investment fund Mubadala and owns GlobalFoundries.
The Gulf Arab kingdom has been rattled by bouts of unrest since February 2011.
Nakheel was taken over by the government as part of a $16 billion rescue plan completed in 2011.
Egypt accuses Qatar and its Doha-based Al Jazeera television channel of backing the Muslim Brotherhood.
Authorities are using arrests, raids and strict new laws against activists seeking political reform.
The Kingdom’s monopoly utility said it would offer the sukuk to investors between Jan. 9 and Feb. 27.
EFG said Ellaicy would assume his duties immediately having served at Orascom Telecom as CFO for two years.
The benefits are estimated to cost the government BD6 million annually.