Experts say last week’s break-up was due in large part to a clash of cultures and egos.
Congress faces worst-ever result, Rahul Gandhi may lose seat.
The company plans to use the money to expand its phosphate and gold operations, and increase funding for its aluminium business.
The over one kilometre tall Kingdom Tower will replace Dubai’s Burj Khalifa, 828 metres tall, as the highest in the world.
Hopkins spent 18 years at Standard Chartered including as CEO for Europe.
70,000 workers moved between employers in the UAE last year, according to the Ministry of Labour.
The new centre aims to ensure cross ministry coordination and disease control in the Kingdom.
The UAE and other Gulf states promised more than $12 billion in loans and donations to support the Egyptian economy after Mursi’s removal.
Global oil demand growth will be slightly higher than previously thought in 2014, at 1.32 million barrels per day (bpd), the IEA said.
The scheme is part of a strategic plan for Qatar’s financial sector developed by the country’s three regulatory bodies.
The three-year sponsorship deal will allow Arabtec to have access to specific rights of the use of Manchester City brand.
The decline was partly offset by an increase in revenue from its hospitality and rental portfolio.
Five of the deaths were reported on Tuesday and five on Wednesday, according to statements on the health ministry’s website.
Doha carrier identifies gap for focused premium product on highly competitive route
In February, IDB, which has a top-notch AAA rating, priced a $1.5 billion, five-year sukuk, its largest ever Islamic bond.
QNB, Industries Qatar and NBAD will be the three largest additions to the MSCI Emerging Markets Index.
Dana made a net profit of Dhs164 million ($44.65 million)in the three months to March 31, up from Dhs241 million a year ago.
Moves in the ruling family are closely watched at home and abroad for clues on who will rule the world’s top oil exporter.
The expansion plan was originally estimated to cost around $7 billion.
The fund will now raise $700 million from an Islamic bond with a six year lifespan, up from the $500 million it had previously said it would raise.
The capex forecast for the year is lower than the $2.37 billion which the company spent in 2013.
The proposed reforms include replacing a contentious sponsorship law, known as “kafala”, in which workers need their employer’s permission to change jobs.
The company said it is trying to get the initial public offering completed this year.
The project will include a floating market, hotels, restaurants, art galleries and shops for Emirati handicrafts.
Etisalat has bought into Maroc Telecom through a separate legal entity, Etisalat International North Africa (EINA).
The EIA official did not rule out the possibility of an extra charge being levied if the banks started using the Emirates Identity Cards for financial transactions.
The issue, which will be done as a private placement, will help boost the bank’s core capital.
Investor orders worth around $2 billion have been placed so far, a document from lead arrangers said.
The terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel addressed a meeting of GCC defence ministers in Jeddah.