Foreigners buying real estate in the UAE can now only get a loan for up to 50 per cent of the property’s value, say sources.
The expansion dovetails with the opening of Concourse A, the world’s first purpose-built A380 concourse, at Dubai International Airport in January
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2013 revenue projected at a conservative SAR829 bn, according to Emirates NBD, as spending on education and healthcare to increase.
UAE-based bank to add 10 new branches in 2013; move headquarters to Sharjah, says CEO.
The Emirates CAE Flight Training Centre services over 200 aviation clients and trains more than 10,000 pilots and technicians a year
The Gulf state’s inflation rate will slow to 4.1 per cent next year, says central bank chief.
The government plans to spend $219 billion in 2013, 19 per cent higher than the amount budgeted for 2012.
Qatar Airways and Bahrain’s Gulf Air have become the first foreign airlines to obtain carrier licences in the Kingdom.
Many Gulf banks recorded slightly better performance in 2012 but regional differences are apparent. Overall, the region has swerved the ongoing global growth weakness.
Steven Morgan, head of country at Cluttons UAE discusses the outlook for the regional property sector.
Airline claims Lindner Depa Interiors was to build 19 airport lounges at New Doha International Airport by the summer “but failed to complete the project on time”
The country faces political problems and a hangover from banks that were affected in the global economic crisis.
Attractive interest rate levels and abundant secondary liquidity in the market are expected to drive demand.
As part of the deal, Emirates will become the official airline of the ATP World Tour and the new title sponsor of the ATP Rankings.
The emirate’s tourism authority is holding a five-city road show in India in January.
The Japanese automaker is seeking to move past the biggest safety crisis in its history by paying $1.1 billion to settle lawsuits.
The latest edition of the Centre for Economics and Business Research World Economic League Table (WELT) for 2013 reveals some interesting moves as the world’s richest powers jockey for position.
The new facility at Terminal 3 of Dubai’s International Airport is scheduled to receive its first flight in January 2013.
President Barack Obama plans to hold budget talks on Thursday aimed at averting the so-called fiscal cliff.
President Mohamed Mursi has enacted a new, bitterly contested constitution, which won about 64 per cent majority in a two-stage referendum.
William Berridge, FX strategist at Barclays reveals the expected trends in the currency market.
The East Siberia-Pacific Ocean (ESPO) pipeline aims to expand sales to the US and cement Russia’s place as a dominant force on international crude markets.
Provisions set aside for specific NPLs fell slightly to Dhs65.3 billion at the end of October from Dhs65.4 billion in September.
The Indian carrier recently launched the Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft between Dubai and New Delhi.
The loan amount will be used for general corporate purposes.
Investors are hoping for a last minute deal in the US to avert the so-called fiscal cliff.
The precious metal is still on track for a 12th straight year of gains.
Travellers going to and from the country can now carry only up to $10,000 in cash.
Asiacell will sell 67.503 billion shares at a price of at least 22 Iraqi dinars per share.