Real estate sector remains one of the key business verticals.

Qatar-based Gulf International Service has successfully accomplished the merger.

ABU DHABI, UAE - ADNOC Distribution on Friday announced plans to reduce its carbon intensity by 25 percent by 2030. This will be implemented by putting sustainability at the core of its day-to-day operations to future-proof its business and deliver sustainable long-term shareholder value. Central to ADNOC Distribution's enhanced sustainability...

The investment in the Dammam warehouse will bring the value of Investcorp’s global warehousing logistics investments to over $4 billion.

Bank will use funds for core business, give cash to investors.

Firm approved interim dividend payment of US$54m.

Firm plans to give cash dividend of US$844m.

Emaar Properties announced Thursday it would fully acquire Dubai Creek Harbour, the major development located along the historic Dubai Creek waterfront, from Dubai Holding for a price of AED 7.5 billion ($2 billion) to be paid equally in cash and shares of Emaar Properties, thus making Dubai Holding the second...

After the deal, Alpha Dhabi becomes Aldar's parent company.

It is to ensure that he doesn’t get a controlling stake in Twitter.

He also called out users who are highly followed but rarely post.

They are concerned about his influence on the company board.

The Japanese firm will now weigh the possibility of going private.

The properties grow Investcorp’s US industrial real estate holdings to approximately $3.5 billion across approximately 32 million square feet comprised of more than 425 buildings.

The Dutch supreme court on Friday scrapped an order for Russia to pay a record $50 billion to former shareholders in dismantled oil giant Yukos, but the legal saga is set to drag on for years more.

Boeing has already lost $20 billion in fines, lost orders, and other costs, due to these two crashes, both of which involved the 737 Max aircraft. Not the least of these was the $2.5-billion fine levied on it by the US Department of Justice in January this year.

Tabreed, the Dubai-listed National Central Cooling Company, will divest nearly 44 percent of its stake in Qatar District Cooling Company (Qatar Cool).