The 620,000 square metre retail destination will form part of the Dubai developer’s new 15.3sq km Deira Islands project.
The store is part of the company’s expansion drive in the American continent.
The luxury Italian brand’s plans include flagship stores and more than one regional hotel.
The luxury device from Tonini Lamborghini will be available across 10 Dubai stores from tomorrow.
The company’s camel milk chocolates will be sold across all major duty free outlets through its listing with Gebr. Heinemann.
The fast food chain will open restaurants in the Texan cities of Houston and Austin, as part of its expansion.
The investment will be conducted through Egypt’s International Company for Agro-Industrial Projects.
Construction on Abu Dhabi’s Reem Mall is expected to begin in 2015, with the project slated to complete in 2018.
UAE dairy company Al Rawabi is looking to address key health concerns in the UAE, says general manager Dr. Ahmed El Tigani.
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman and Jordan were the other attractive retail markets in the Middle East, according to a new report.
The GCC luxury goods market has continued to grow fast, at a rate of five to eight per cent.
The 750kg reptile, brought in from Australia, becomes latest attraction in Dubai Mall, as Emaar seeks to boost visitor footfall.
The café, themed around Spanish club Real Madrid, is located in The Beach Mall in JBR.
The 10-year sukuk received orders worth more than $5.4 billion.
The $750 million Islamic bond received orders worth more than $5.5 billion from investors.
The potential benchmark sukuk comes ahead of plans by Emaar Properties to sell a quarter of its unit to the public.
The amount will be used to help repay loans and fund expansion.
The restaurant, located in San Francisco, is the first of 160 outlets planned across North America.
E-commerce is booming but limited number of players in the industry and logistical challenges are hindering the sector’s growth.
The first phase of the redevelopment has been completed, and includes new stores and an upcoming leisured component.
A bulk of the new openings will be in Abu Dhabi’s Yas Mall, with stores also planned for Sharjah.
The super regional mall will be anchored by an IKEA store and will have a gross leasable area of 250,000 square metres.
The transaction is likely to be worth between SAR500 million and SAR1 billion, sources said.
The 1.3km AKOYA Drive, resembling Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills and Champs Elysees in Paris, will include F&B options and retail outlets.
Jim Moaddab, COO at F&B specialist Caramel Group gives his insight into the company’s expansion plans and the UAE restaurant market.
Local restaurant chief warns the Emirates’ F&B market is being spread too thinly.
The emirate came closely behind London, and significantly ahead of New York, Moscow and Shanghai
The 372-room hotel is part of the developer’s 28,000 square metre expansion of the Ibn Battuta mall complex.
UAE contractors United Engineering Construction and Actco General Contracting Company win contract to build the new complex, located in Palm Jumeirah.
Founder-owned fashion firm Cavalli has for some time been looking for a partner or a buyer to bring in new funds.