Etihad Cargo announces new direct weekly freighter operation from Abu Dhabi to Guangzhou.
A fifth daily non-stop service is being introduced between Dubai and Bangkok, swelling services to 35 flights a week from March 31.
Abu Dhabi-based Etihad could pay up to $330 million for a 24 per cent stake in Jet Airways, says source.
The Abu Dhabi-based airline is in final stages to acquire a part of the Indian carrier, say sources.
The emirate’s tourism authority is holding a five-city road show in India in January.
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.
The Indian carrier recently launched the Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft between Dubai and New Delhi.
The deal is worth an estimated $550.3 million, according to Indian press reports.
Japan’s long-term risky fundamentals will become more apparent in 2013, says Matein Khalid, fund manager in a royal investment office.
Under the agreement, NMC Trading will introduce Radikal’s Basmati rice to the UAE market.
Around 120 textile and garment suppliers from China are in Dubai to woo regional distributors.
It is critical to engage with China as it becomes the world’s largest economy and gains unilateral power, say experts.
The British maker of James Bond’s cars could be Indian-owned by the end of the week.
Hospitality company Jumeirah has signed an agreement to operate in Mumbai, India; CEO tells Gulf Business that Delhi may be next.
The South Korean pop song has had over 812 million views since it was posted on the site in July.
The deal provides for the storage of six million oil barrels for the Korean strategic stockpile program.
As Western economic growth slows, Gulf investors look east towards the thriving ASEAN countries.
GCC cities fail to feature in World Economic Forum’s report as top six places remain unchanged.
Sarawak targets Qatar for investment into palm oil, aqua-culture and aluminum.
The lender opens Beijing office to tap rising financial ties between the UAE and China.
Trade ties between the countries have risen over 395 per cent from 2002 to reach $15.6 billion last year.
Gulf firms are increasingly chasing Asian liquidity.
India’s flagship airline welcomes the arrival of its first Boeing 787, ahead of its first Dubai route.
Bangkok’s sprawling Grand Palace is the spiritual heart of Thailand’s kingdom.
ICBC ME posted a pre-tax profit of $36 million in the first half of the year, up 157 per cent from H1 2011.
Apple is used to being a market leader, but the hugely lucrative Chinese market is proving elusive.
With a combined GDP of over $9 trillion, China and India were poised to offset slower growth in the West, but recent developments have proved otherwise.
The Indian carrier will also resume services to Kuwait and Bahrain from Kochi in its winter schedule.
A Malaysia-based association of Islamic scholars is planning to develop a global code of ethics to improve standards in the industry.
The Kingdom’s cabinet has given a licence to the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) to open one branch in Saudi.