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Abu Dhabi looks to metals to build export growth
Rising demand for processed metals is set to help Abu Dhabi's industrial sector build new momentum.
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Yemen's Houthis in Saudi for talks on ending war- sources
Officials of the Iran-allied Houthi movement are in Saudi Arabia for talks on ending Yemen's war, two officials from …
Saudi retailer Jarir warns Q1 sales may fall 30%
Saudi Arabia's Jarir Marketing expects its first-quarter sales to fall by up to 30% year-on-year, the retailer warned.
Egypt's Sawiris to set up Luxembourg-based specialist bank
Egyptian billionaire businessman Naguib Sawiris plans to invest EUR50 million (USD55 million) to set up a bank in …
Kuwait to issue international, domestic bonds
Kuwait's government plans to issue both international and domestic bonds to help cover a budget deficit caused by low …
Blue chip sell-off pulls Abu Dhabi, Qatar lower; Dubai volatile
A sell-off in blue chips weighed on stock markets in Abu Dhabi and Qatar in early trade on Tuesday while Dubai's …
Low oil prices won?t hit UAE investments-Mubadala chief
Low oil prices will not affect long term spending by the UAE, the group chief executive of Abu Dhabi fund Mubadala …
Dubai developers keep building despite echoes of 2008
Dubai developers are pressing ahead with their plans despite expectations of property prices decline.
Shell repays Iran EUR1.77bn debt for oil deliveries
Royal Dutch Shell has paid EUR1.77 billion it owed the National Iranian Oil Company, settling debts after sanctions …
Punitive measures against Saudi Oger for delaying salaries
The Labor Ministry is taking several measures to resolve the issue of some workers' complaints of delayed salaries.
 
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