Most Gulf Arab states are worried that Iran’s July 14 accord with the United States and other powers will hasten detente between Tehran and Washington
The real estate investment trust fund will build the facility and lease it to Jebel Ali School
The sultanate is under pressure to pump more oil to make up for the drop in the price
The new service will add 2,900 seats per week between Dubai and Madrid, bringing the total number of weekly seats to and from Spain to over 22,000
The launch comes amid slowing growth in the global tablet market
Recruitment activity in the United Arab Emirates during Q2 2015 slipped by one per cent from the previous quarter, a new study found
The lack of a plan by OPEC to make room for the return of more Iranian oil further fuelled supply worries
Abdel-Malek al-Houthi said that Aden’s fall occurred only because some fighters had returned home to be with their families at the end of Ramadan
Dubai Metro’s red line saw 55.7 million travellers in H1 2015 while the green line saw 32.4m million riders
The developer made a net profit of Dhs 1.18bn in the second quarter of 2015
The company says only a “small percentage” of its database was breached and that all financial information is secure
Previously, customers could obtain cash advances equivalent to as much as 50 per cent of their monthly credit card spending limits
The suspects had firearms and explosives and had been in touch with militant groups abroad, a senior official said
A shell reportedly fell on a house around dawn in Najran province
Private equity investments in the Middle East and North Africa rose 118 per cent last year, a new report shows
The company has expanded internationally into Lebanon and the United States this year
The Saudi telecom operator slashed 27 months of profits last week
The firm attributed the profit rise to higher income from its associates and joint ventures and lower costs
The airport saw a 17.2 per cent growth in passenger numbers during the first half of 2015
The airline alleges that the big three US carriers are also recipients of government subsidies and support
Lavrov is visiting Qatar to discuss about Syria, Yemen and Libya, stability in the GCC and bilateral relations
Senior members of Yemen’s exiled administration flew into Aden on July 16 to make preparations for the government’s return
Media reports said the victims included bin Laden’s half-sister along with her husband and mother
The shelling took place in Dhahran Aljanoub, a governorate in the Saudi border region of Aseer
Six years after its launch, the low-cost carrier remains on an expansion spree and hopes to reach 100 destinations by 2016. Where is it heading?
Ian Davis credited Emirates and Etihad Airways with helping the country become a global hub
Only 13 per cent of investment firms expect to raise their equity allocations to the Middle East in the next three months, a survey shows
Marka recently bought Retailcorp, which owns Modell’s, from state-owned conglomerate Dubai World for $60m
The new plant is to have a processing capacity of 2.5 billion standard cubic feet per day
The exchanges have established a joint committee which will examine the issue over the next few months