UAE-headquartered upscale residential, hospitality and commercial property developer Seven Tides has broken ground on SE7EN City JLT, its first mixed-used development in Jumeirah Lake Towers (JLT), in Dubai. The project, valued at over AED1 billion and due for completion during Q2 2021, completely sold out phase one in less than a week following its launch

Dubai’s residential sector in the final quarter of 2018 witnessed a continuation of the tough trading conditions experienced in Q3 however, due to increased affordability, completed unit transactions saw a 22% increase in transaction volumes over Q3 and an overall 7% uplift across 2018, according to research from leading international real estate services firm, Chestertons,

Breakbulk Middle East (BBME), a yearly conference gathering top industry leaders and experts from around the world, will be reiterating its goal of enhancing economic collaboration between the UAE and Saudi Arabia. The event, held under the patronage of  Dr.Abdullah Belhaif Al Nuaimi, the UAE Minister of Infrastructure Development and the Chairman of Federal Transport

344 HSBC UAE staff from 68 countries teamed up to set a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title to mark the official inauguration of the bank’s new headquarters, HSBC Tower. “This achievement is a celebration of the diversity of the global banking talent at HSBC – both Emiratis and international staff – and the ambitions we have

The worldwide adoption of Reinforced Thermoplastic Pipe (RTP) in construction projects dates back to the early years of the 21st century as the technology drove cost saving initiatives by providing sustainable corrosion control measures.   However, the early uses of RTP technology were constrained by the application limitations of the manufactured pipes, which was reflected in

Heralded as the industry’s most important business and technology show, Oracle OpenWorld will for the first time take place in Dubai on 11 and 12 February 2019. Oracle will welcome more than 6000 customers and partners from across the Middle East and the Indian sub-continent to the technology showcase at Dubai World Trade Centre. Oracle OpenWorld Middle

Mastercard today announced that it is dropping its name from its iconic brand mark in select contexts. The interlocking red and yellow circles, referred to as the Mastercard Symbol, will now stand on its own across cards using the red and yellow brand mark, acceptance marks at retail locations both in the physical and digital worlds,