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Bahrain-based Gulf Finance House confirmed that its seeking to refinance debt worth $300 million due on ... UAE CB: Banks don't need govt funds for now
The country's economy is 'resilient, with a 2.3 per cent rise in bank lending last year, so there is no need for ... Apple co-founder blames Toyota's software
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Standard & Poor's, the credit rating and investment research firm, on Tuesday announced it had completed the ... China to sanction U.S. companies over Taiwan arms
China will impose unspecified sanctions on U.S. companies that sell arms to Taiwan and urges a halt in the proposed ... Abu Dhabi National Oil Co, OMV in preliminary talks for projects
Austrian oil company OMV is in preliminary talks with state run Abu Dhabi National Oil Company or Adnoc to ... Saudi minister: No ban on dairy exports
The Kingdom will not implement a Shoura Council recommendation to ban dairy exports, said Minister of Agriculture Fahd ... GCC airlines resume flights to Peshawar
Airlines of Gulf Cooperative Council, or GCC, countries have resumed commercial flights to Peshawar after ... How political will the Oscars be?
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No Abstract Kuwait adopts 4-year, $100b spending plan
Kuwait's parliament on Tuesday passed an economic development plan that authorises the government to spend 30 ... Abu Dhabi readies draft 5-year strategic plan
The Department of Economic Development of Abu Dhabi has worked out the draft of a five-year strategic plan ... HSBC: Small Saudi businesses among world's most confident
The Kingdom's small businesses are among the most confident in the world, according to a new survey by HSBC, the ... Future of dollar to be debated at Abu Dhabi forum
'The Future of the dollar and the unstoppable march of Chinese economy' will be among the subjects to be debated at ... Pre-debut reactions to Saudi mortgage law mixed
A long-awaited draft mortgage law could finally be implemented, according to the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency's ... Saudi Arabia- Indian expats in Jubail seek govt support to open college
Indian expatriates in Jubail have vowed to double their efforts to create a college of higher education for their ... | 
