Pakistan and the UAE continue to deepen their economic partnership through enhanced collaboration in key sectors, including banking, mining, infrastructure development, and logistics, with growing …
Dubai’s tailors work extra hours to stitch in time for Eid Al Fitr business boom
Tailors in Dubai are extending their working hours to ensure a rush of orders are sewn up amid a surge in demand for their sartorial services in the run-up to Eid Al Fitr. The festival – which heralds …
Dubai Chamber helps Pakistani businesses thrive in the UAE
As Pakistan commemorates its historic Resolution Day, the UAE continues to serve as a strategic hub for Pakistani businesses, fostering growth across key sectors such as construction, real estate, …
Dubai real estate sector recorded $4.7bn of transactions last week, including $20m Palm Jumeirah apartment
The Dubai real estate sector recorded AED17.28bn ($4.7bn) of transactions last week, according to data from the Land Department. Sales transactions dominated the figures, with AED12.91bn ($3.5bn), …
Russia replaces UAE as India’s top naphtha supplier in 2024/25
Russia has surpassed the United Arab Emirates as India’s top naphtha supplier in the year to March 2025, as refiners capitalise on discounted cargoes, preliminary ship-tracking data showed, a trend …
Only in Dubai? 13-year-old among elite spending millions on number plates
With many dollar billionaires in the UAE, it is not surprising that number plates were such a huge market in the country. “It means that they have a taste for luxury,” he said.
Dubai on track to adopt digital currencies
Dubai is on the right track by adopting the digital currencies as the increasing number of firms taking benefits of simplifies global trade through …
Abu Dhabi Customs foils three smuggling attempts
ABU DHABI, 8th November, 2017 (WAM) — The General Administration of Customs – Abu Dhabi has foiled three attempts to smuggle money and tobacco as well as an act of commercial fraud, at the Mezyad …
Wynn Resorts CEO explains why the company is expanding into the UAE
Wynn Resorts CEO Craig Billings told CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Friday why the casino giant decided to expand into the United Arab Emirates.
Enrique Iglesias is excited to interact with fans during 2025 tour: New shows in Abu Dhabi and Bulgaria
Enrique Iglesias is making fans excited with his latest announcements. The Latin music sensation recently took to social media to share exciting news — he’s adding more international dates to his tour …
UAE announces Eid holiday; Dubai Metro station renamed; $1m real estate saving guide; New free zone rules – 10 things you missed this week
UAE Eid holiday dates, Dubai Metro station renamed, real estate analysis, free zone rules updated and more top news stories this week …
Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Crown Prince of Dubai meet over Iftar banquet
H.H. Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Chairman of the Abu Dhabi Executive Council, has attended an Iftar banquet hosted, today, by H.H. Sheikh Hamdan bin …
Gold exports to UAE surge on Trump tariff war
Imports of physical gold from Switzerland to the UAE almost doubled month on month in February as investors turned to so-called safe haven assets against the backdrop of US President Donald Trump’s …
Sharjah: 28-year-old worker drowns after falling into water tank; police launch investigation
Sharjah Police are investigating the death of a 28-year-old African worker who fell and drowned in a water tank on a farm in Al Madam area. According to authorities, a co-worker discovered the victim …
Why Filipinos Trust Kuwait’s Gold Market More Than the UAE’s
Filipinos in Kuwait prefer buying gold locally over the UAE due to the absence of VAT and lower import duties, making prices more …
Dubai rated as a top 5 FinTech city and climbs financial centre rankings
Dubai emerging as one of the most important financial centres in the world in respected ranking Dubai has climbed up rankings of the world’s most powerful financial centres in the world and has been …
UAE forex scam: Fake websites, cold calls ‘convince’ residents to invest, dupe them out of millions
The scam follows a familiar pattern. First comes the cold call—friendly, reassuring, and filled with financial jargon. Victims are persuaded to deposit an initial amount just to “test the waters”.