More than double the 42.2 billion riyal surplus recorded in the same quarter of the previous year.
Payments worth a total of Dhs46.8 billion were marked as invalid in 2012, a drop of 15.3 per cent.
Study finds 56 per cent of workers are worried about their future finance plans after work.
The UAE government’s two-month amnesty programme ended on February 4, 2013.
The emirate has set its sights on becoming a global centre for Islamic business activity.
Marriott and FedEx Express join the computer giant for the second year in a row in the top three.
The Emirates Banks Association has sent its recommendations on proposed mortgage caps to the UAE central bank.
Abu Dhabi National Energy Co (TAQA) attributed the fall in profit to lower gas prices and tax charges.
The property developer made a net profit of Dhs38.6 million last year.
CEO targets new partnerships for Dubai and Abu Dhabi properties
The Saudi Arabian city offers a “cheap cost of living in a more stable environment,” says new survey.
Opposition groups have suggested they would attend but cited differences with the government over the aim of the talks.
Mohammed bin Abdulmalik Al al-Sheikh has been appointed as chairman of the Kingdom’s Capital Market Authority
Emirates boss Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al-Maktoum said the deal was worth “above $10 million”.
UK authorities have been investigating the bank’s fundraising from Qatar at the height of the 2008 financial crisis since July.
Qatar Steel, a subsidiary of Industries Qatar, launched a $5.7 billion aluminium plant in December 2009.
The Abu Dhabi airline is planning to buy a 24-per cent stake in Jet for up to $330 million, according to sources.
Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC) aims to reduce imports of extra light oil from Iran.
The lender said it recorded healthy growth across its asset and deposit bases last year.
Although the new SME law passed by the UAE will encourage the sector, more needs to be done, says expert.
The logistics firm is eyeing acquisitions and joint ventures in Africa, Central Asia, and Asia.
The low-cost carrier puts its rise in passenger traffic down to its expansion plans.
The Abu Dhabi carrier recorded a 17 per cent rise in revenues while passenger numbers rose 23 per cent.
The Abu Dhabi-based developer, currently in the process of a merger with Sorouh, made a fourth-quarter net profit of Dhs200 million.
The bank’s profit rose on the back of increased fee and investment income.
Under new regulations, the prices of these medicines will be cut between one and 40 per cent.
The emirate’s detailed new standards are expected to provide assurances for sukuk holders and traders.
The expansion comes after the Sultanate signed MoUs with India and Pakistan to boost air services last November
Jameel Abdullah al-Molhem is the latest in a line of senior executives to leave the company.
The Abu Dhabi-company put the increase down to its shares in aviation investee company Aercap.