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DUBAI — Dubai-based investment firm United Holdings on Saturday released its new corporate logo, designed to mirror the fundamental strengths of the company.
DUBAI — A unit of Dubai-based Emirates National Oil Company, or ENOC, and a top Korean firm have opened the second largest chemical terminal project worth $76 million in Ulsan, South Korea.
ABU DHABI — Royal Jet, UAE-based international luxury executive flight services company, will take part at the forthcoming Arabian Travel Market, or ATM, as the only private aviation company at the exhibition.
ABU DHABI — Two expensive toys worth $4m each, were the stars at the Big Boys Toys exhibition that ended on Saturday at the Abu Dhabi National 
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DUBAI — A decline in demand due to the global economic crisis has resulted in substantially cheaper rents for office spaces in Dubai’s free zones, according to an industry analyst.
DUBAI — RetailME, the Middle East’s prestigious awards for excellence and innovation in the retail sector, has awarded local and international retailers in 15 categories for the year 2008.
DUBAI — GE Aviation, a unit of US conglomerate General Electric, has won a $370 million contract to supply Bahrain’s Gulf Air with engines for its Airbus A32 aircraft, including a 10-year service agreement for CFM56-5B engines, scheduled for delivery between 2009 and 2013.
DUBAI - Softer housing demand and scarcer credit has taken a heavy toll on profits for Tamweel PJSC, with the Dubai--based mortgage lender posting a net loss of Dh112.3 million in the fourth quarter of last year compared to a net profit of Dh207.2 million in the same period of 2007.
DUBAI - Dubailand, the landmark tourism, leisure and entertainment destination and a member of Tatweer, on Thursday announced it will showcase 17 of its world-class attractions, five of which are already operational, at the Arabian Travel Market or ATM 2009 — the region’s leading travel and tourism exhibition for industry professionals.