The United Arab Emirates' economy grew an estimated 3.3 percent in 2011, the economy minister was quoted as saying on Sunday, slower than analysts had expected but still more than double the pace seen … (read on here…)
Pakistan pace bowler Aizaz Cheema has said he intends to utilize his knowledge of the country's pitches in the United Arab Emirates to take on England in the forthcoming series. (read more here…)
Pakistan's interim cricket coach Mohsin Khan has said the team will rely on a combination of both pace and spin instead of merely banking on spinners to take on England in the upcoming series in the U (read more here…)
DUBAI – The UAE’s non-oil private sector activity grew at the slowest pace in four months in December, data from a survey by Markit Economics and HSBC Bank showed on Wednesday. (read the story…)
DUBAI – The UAE non-oil foreign trade grew 23 per cent to Dh524 billion in the first seven months of 2011, and trade analysts predict that given the steady and vibrant pace of growth, the total for the year would be around Dh900 billion, driven by booming exports. (read the story…)
DUBAI – The UAE non-oil foreign trade grew 23 per cent to Dh524 billion in the first seven months of 2011, and trade analysts predict that given the steady and vibrant pace of growth, the total for the year would be around Dh900 billion, driven by booming exports. (read on here…)
Dubai Metro passengers have reported service disruptions Sunday morning, with some trains stalling and others moving ‘at snail’s pace’ due to technical problems. Passengers were … (read more here…)
(MENAFN – Khaleej Times) The UAE on-oil private sector expanded at a slower pace in November, data from a survey by Markit Economics and HSBC Bank showed on Monday. The purchasing managers’ … (read on here…)
England strike bowlers Stuart Broad, James Anderson and Chris Tremlett will be taking part in a two-week "boot camp" at the highly-rated Highveld facilities of Potchefstroom University, as part of fit (read more here…)
Reuters/Dubai Dubai’s non-oil exports may jump 36% in 2011 and grow at the same pace next year, boosted by political stability and new trade with East Africa and Central Asia, a government official said, although analysts see a slowdown in 2012 on the global economic outlook. (read the story…)
