Etihad paid $70 million to India’s Jet Airways to buy three pairs of Jet’s slots at London’s Heathrow Airport.
David Miliband called for investment and innovation, speaking at a conference in Abu Dhabi.
The new firms will be listed as Tier-2 stock without the need for initial public offerings.
Sheikh Nahayan bin Mubarak has cancelled the deal less than two weeks after it was signed.
Greater investments in sustainability are urgently required, say experts.
The UAE lender will issue a benchmark-sized five-year bond and also a ten-year subordinated deal.
Shares in Germany’s second biggest airline jump after Etihad Airways buys stake in frequent flyer programme.
Deal provides Abu Dhabi carrier with better connectivity throughout Africa and Nairobi-based airline with improved international access.
Aldar, which has been bailed out by the Abu Dhabi government over the past two years, plans to merge with rival Sorough.
The Abu Dhabi-listed energy firm missed repayment of its $920 million sukuk last year.
The contract covers building the hotel as well as maintaining its development for one year.
Having doubled in value the past 10 months, shares have slumped in the last three weeks as both companies struggle to seal an agreement.
Abu Dhabi’s TAQA said that two columns of oil have been found since drilling began in November.
The development in Karachi may reportedly include the world’s tallest building.
Etihad is reportedly in talks to buy a 24 per cent stake in Jet for up to $330 million, say sources.
The company borrowed heavily to build up holdings in a number of major companies, including carmaker Daimler.
The UAE lender said earlier this week it had mandated lead arrangers for the $500 million issue.
Lack of properly developed infrastructure and operational facilities remain off-putting for certain segments of the market, says new report.
Work is progressing on the emirate’s key projects such as industrial city, Saadiyat island and Al Maryah island.
Hungarian oil and gas group MOL’s shares were down 4.1 per cent on Friday, a five-week low.
The loan is expected to help Japan win new and renewing energy concessions.
Decline was expected but still beat forecasts thanks to 10.8 per cent fall in impairments.
Abu Dhabi National Energy Co (TAQA) attributed the fall in profit to lower gas prices and tax charges.
The Abu Dhabi airline is planning to buy a 24-per cent stake in Jet for up to $330 million, according to sources.
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 Abu Dhabi-company put the increase down to its shares in aviation investee company Aercap.
The market rose 9.5 per cent in January, mainly driven by a rise in bank shares.
A government source said Etihad was in talks to pick up a 24 per cent stake in Jet for $330 million.
The property firm, which is in the midst of a merger with Aldar, posted a net profit of Dhs118.9 million in the fourth quarter of 2012.