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HuaweiABU DHABI - The UAE Central Bank has adequate resources to pump liquidity to the local banking system, Sultan Nasser Al Suwaidi, the UAE Central Bank Governor said on Monday.
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DUBAI - The global financial crisis will affect maritime trade across the world, but it is hard to immediately quantify the impact for the Gulf region, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, Chairman of Dubai World, which owns Dubai Ports World, Customs and Free Zone Corporation, and property developers such as Nakheel, and Dubai Waterfront Company, said on Sunday.
DUBAI - The UAE faces a potential shortage of skilled professionals as the current global economic recession is sending talent out of the country to seek more secure jobs, analysts said on Sunday.
DUBAI - The Middle East countries need to invest more than half a trillion dollars in electricity infrastructure by 2030 to facilitate economic growth in the coming years, according to A.T. Kearney, a leading management consulting firm.
SHARJAH - Gulftainer, the region’s leading port management and 
logistics firm, announced that its Khorfakkan Container Terminal (KCT) received the ‘CMA CGM VELA’ on Thursday.
ABU DHABI - The Federal National Council (FNC) has summoned the nation’s top economic managers on Tuesday to explain how the economy will deal with the global financial crisis.
DUBAI - The first winner of the promotion conducted by Atlas Jewellery Group in association with Dubai Government’s Eid in Dubai Promotion was announced in a function held at Dubai. The promotion was conducted in association with Eid Al Adha celebrations in Dubai.
DUBAI - The best way for individuals to weather the current global economic storm, say Dubai-based financial experts, is to invest regularly in stock markets rather than trying to wait-out perceived downturns.
DUBAI - The hard work and technical know-how that goes into installing advanced cash-counting and multifunctional cheque-deposit kiosks does not cross the mind of a an everyday 
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DUBAI — The total non-oil foreign trade of Dubai surged 44.5 per cent to reach Dh705 billion ($192 billion) in the first nine months of 2008 compared to the corresponding 2007 period, according to Dubai World’s Statistics Department.