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The financial markets and large institutions are functioning without disruption today. In fact, there are some signs of euphoria in financial markets despite the fact that huge public funding of financial sector in the western world with bloated balance sheets...

Dubai's debt crisis is a hiccup for exclusive fine jewellery and luxury goods shopping in London but could be a boon for investment in prime real estate. Dubai's financial convulsions should not have much impact on demand for top-end engagement...

Am fed up with the continuous recession... We have not been paid for 4 months now... our workers are getting restless and yet we cannot complain... Anyone who complains to the authorities is immediately sacked without any dues. Visas are...

Dubai will be able to manage the current debt problem but more efforts are needed to ensure recovery in its real estate and other sectors in the long term, the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) said yesterday. Analysts in the UAE...

Mohammed Nasser arrived early yesterday at Dubai's stock market to sell off his shares, but with the market in sharp decline over the emirate's debt woes, there was little hope he would find buyers. "From the early morning, I've planned...

Vidyalaxmi & Preeti Kulkarni, ET Bureau Just when equity investors began to nurture hopes of the Sensex hitting the 21000 level once more, markets have been hit by a desert storm originating from Dubai. For many, it was a feeling...

Dubai, are not overtly worried over the brewing financial crisis in Dubai. Most of them do not foresee demand dwindling in the forseeable future. This is on account of the fact that most exports to Dubai are later sent to...

The final day of November brought out the buyers in Commerce Bancshares stock. Shares in the bank holding gained $1.61 Monday to close at $40.20...Waddell & Reed clocked in with a gain of 70 cents, while GPS leader Garmin fell...

Equity investors on Monday put worries relating to the debt crisis in Dubai behind them, as the better-than-expected gross domestic product (GDP) numbers for the quarter to September 2009 helped spark a rebound, driving stock prices up after a sharp...