| Worst is over for banks in GCC
The worst is over for banks in the Gulf Cooperation Council, or GCC, countries, a study said. According to a ... Mideast hotel occupancy drops 9.9% in 2009
Hotel occupancy and average daily room rates declined in the Middle East and Africa region in 2009, but the trend ... UAE's Etisalat not keen to issue bonds now
Etisalat is currently not keen to pursue the proposal to issue $1.8 billion bond announced by it late last year, ... Saudi King calls for speedy disposal of court cases
Courts will be allowed to issue a final verdict in cases against government departments that do not send ... Israel kills top Hamas commander in Dubai
Israel assassinated a senior Hamas military commander in Dubai who played a major role in a Palestinian uprising in ... Blair defends decision to invade Iraq
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair acknowledged Friday that Saddam Hussein didn't become a bigger threat after Sept. 11, ... Abu Dhabi to attract Dh45b new capital investments
Existing and new companies to be set up in the next five years in Abu Dhabi are projected to make capital ... Obama backs Israel, sympathetic to Palestinians
US President Barack Obama said on Thursday he would never waver from support for Israel's security but insisted ... Saudi Aramco chief: Peak oil behind us
The head of Saudi Aramco said Thursday "peak oil" prices were a fear of the past. "The whole issue that came to the ... Five banks fail, bringing tally for 2010 to 14
The credit crunch continued to take its toll on the banking industry as regulators closed five U.S. banks, bringing ... Paulson ties Russia to Fannie-Freddie plot
No Abstract U.S. GDP surges 5.7% on inventory slowdown
The U.S. economy grows at the fastest pace in six years during the fourth quarter of 2009, even as consumer spending ... Deutsche Bank chief: Stop blame game
The world Qatar- Calls for extending rent law
Owners of affordable housing units have begun issuing notices to their tenants to vacate the premises as the rent ... | 
