Exclusive: Palestine’s largest bank to launch Dubai office in 2013 to serve 200,000 Palestinians.
The company currently produces around eight million tonnes of liquefied natural gas a year.
Official statistics reveal that local tourism in the Kingdom will grow five per cent during summer this year.
Gulf Business rounds up a list of the most generous philanthropists from across the world.
A new survey finds that most landlords in Dubai now allow tenants to pay in two or four cheques.
Qatar Telecom will pay $1.47 billion to increase its stake in Iraqi operator Asiacell to 60 per cent.
The Islamic finance industry needs to create new and diverse products to grow, says Noor CEO Hussain Al Qemzi.
The American computer giant has warned Middle East PC users of the virus penetrating the region.
English speakers in the region can earn three times more than those who don’t speak the language, says study.
Abu Dhabi-based Etihad buys a four per cent stake in the Australian airline for an undisclosed price.
Dubai-based Emirates Airline has begun a non-stop daily flight service to Ho Chi Minh City.
Billionaire investor George Soros warns European authorities to act quickly or risk the Euro collapsing.
The country has signed a ‘permanent headquarters’ agreement with the renewable energy agency.
The UAE’s GDP will grow at around three per cent this year, the country’s economy minister has said.
Dubai’s general index drops two per cent to five-month low amid growing fears of the Eurozone and Iran.
DIFC Investments has secured a five-year syndicated loan to repay its Sukuk maturing this month.
The Kingdom has approved municipal projects worth SAR1 billion to be implemented across the country.
The European lender has received approval to merge its Omani business with Oman International Bank.
The Abu Dhabi-based airline announced that it will operate daily flights to Sao Paulo from June next year.
Despite oil prices falling below $100 a barrel, Saudi Arabia will not cut supplies anytime soon, say experts.
Over 1.2 million travellers passed through the Abu Dhabi International airport during April 2012.
Celebration and anger as the former ruler of Egypt goes to jail for his crimes during the uprising last year.
The sultanate has the potential to top the GDP rankings for the region, bettering its wealthy neighbours.
The Dubai-based developer’s first-quarter revenue rose 159 per cent to Dhs1.35 billion in the first quarter of the year.
The loan will be partly guaranteed by the Dubai government, according to sources.
Passenger demand in the region grew 16 per cent year-on-year in April, according to the IATA.
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank’s UK branch, located in an upscale development, hopes to target wealthy Gulf clients in Britain.
Crude oil prices dropped to nearly $100 per barrel fueled by fears about the Eurozone crisis.
Gulf Business rounds up the top IPOs issued in the region in terms of capital raised, as revealed by Ernst and Young.
The social networking site has opened an office in Dubai to try and boost advertising revenues from the region.