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For Whom The Bell Tolls
For Whom The Bell Tolls 28 March 2019 According to the UAE real estate portal Property Finder, 55% of the emirate’s realty sales, for the first two months of the year, were for off-plan homes, with the balance … Continue reading
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Tagged Aramaco, Autonomy, Boeing, Brexit, Careem, debt, dnata, Dubai property, RTA, school fees, uber, Wow Air
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Good Vibrations
Good news again for Dubai – this time from the aviation industry as Flydubai announces an 82% jump in their passenger numbers over the past year. With new routes opening up and a further 25% increase in its fleet this … Continue reading
Dubai – Good News Week
There is a perception in the marketplace (whatever that may be) that Dubai is again proving its many sceptics wrong and is in a much better financial position than it was a year ago. Only last week Dubai Holdings, owned … Continue reading
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Tagged Airline, Airport, debt, Dubai, dubai airport, dubai government, dubai shopping festival, Emirates, emirates airline, internal cash flow, Iran, Trade, UAE
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Why things are not so bad in Dubai!
The debt to GDP (Gross Domestic Product) ratio is one of the main indicators used to measure the health of an economy. Obviously the lower the figure the better. The more services and goods produced by a country should ensure … Continue reading
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