Waheed Abbas waheedabbas@khaleejtimes.com Waheed Abbas is Assistant Editor, covering real estate, aviation and other business stories that directly affect the lives of UAE consumers. He frequently reports human interest stories, too.
Dubai: Gold price rally continues; 22K rises above Dh310 per gramDemand for investment metals continues to be fuelled by an uncertain geopolitical landscape, says expert
'Fair, not free trade': UAE business leader explains Trump's tax policySultan bin Sulayem says Indian firms busy enjoying the local market, not interested in exports
UAE, GCC not stealing talent, but providing ecosystem to grow, say top officialsCurrently, millions of foreign nationals live and work in UAE and GCC, enjoying a high quality of life and professional growth
GCC banks to face decline in US dollar issuance, forecasts Dh110 billion in 2025Fitch expects Gulf debt capital markets to grow further and will remain among the largest emerging-market dollar debt issuers in 2025 and 2026
UAE: Consumer spending projected to improve in 2025, says Majid Al Futtaim CEOThe chief executive also revealed that the conglomerate has been investing in data and analytics AI
Dubai: Gold prices slip; 22K trades above Dh308 per gramPrices of the yellow metal reflect an environment increasingly influenced by heightened political and trade uncertainties
Sharjah property deals jump to Dh40 billion in 2024; citizens, expats among top investors Emiratis, Indians, Syrians, Iraqis, Egyptian and Pakistani investors were top buyers
180 nations, 1 country: Why UAE culture is unlike 'anywhere else in the world'Sheikha Latifa says the UAE celebrates national events and cultural celebrations as well, which makes the country one-of-a-kind
What Trump’s return to White House means for UAE economy: Top officials share insightsThe country is open to collaborating with America on Mars exploration, says the Minister of Economy
Dubai real estate market to hit 'peak' soon: Will prices drop?Both off-plan and ready-to-move-in property demand grew amidst rising rents, cheaper mortgages