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Iraq’s Parliament passed an investment law on Monday that would allow foreigners to own land for housing projects, and is designed to streamline regulations and applications for foreign investment, lawmakers said. Iraq hoped for a tide of foreign investment as the...

The designs of the Qatar-Bahrain Causeway will be finalised in next 60-days so that construction may begin in the first quarter of next year. The 40-kilometeres long causeway is designed for two lanes in each direction along with an emergency...

Nico Rosberg is to join the new Mercedes GP team from next Formula One season, it was confirmed Monday. Rosberg, who leaves Williams after four years, will be the first German since Karl Kling and Hans Herrmann in 1955 to...

Islamic mortgage lender Tamweel said on Sunday that it had managed a return to profit in the third quarter of 2009, despite taking impairment charges, after three consecutive 
quarters of losses. Tamweel posted a third-quarter net profit of Dh10.3 million,...

Scott's share of seventh place in the rich Dubai World Championship on Sunday followed his tie for sixth at the Australian Masters and a tied third at the Singapore Open. That's cause for renewed confidence after a tough year as...

Dubai’s benchmark index may fall as much as 11 per cent in the next two weeks after the lack of positive catalysts pushed the gauge below a technical support level, Rasmala Investment Holdings told Bloomberg. After the measure dropped below...

The Chandigarh golfer, who had slipped to tied 24th on Friday, is six-under 210 after three rounds at the Earth Course of Jumeirah Golf Estates here. The opening hole bogey was one of the just two blots on his card...

It means rebuilding economies, balancing exports with domestic demand and investing in jobs, jobs and jobs...Burrow called for investments to focus on generating green growth and helping the poorest people in the world. While global efforts to address the crisis...

Participants of the three-day event will look at ways that international institutions like the G20, World Bank and United Nations can improve. Philip Walter Wellman Dubai 20 November 2009 Share This Hundreds of influential thinkers from around the world have...