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Russia's Invasion Has Made Energy Security a Hot Topic. The U.S. Thinks Hydrogen Could Be the Answer
Both the energy transition and energy security have become topics of significant debate and discussion.
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UAE Property Tycoon Sajwani Makes $1 Billion Bet on Data Centers
“We have the cash to inject, we’ve hired a very good team… we can build them at a more reasonable cost than our competitors,” the property mogul said.
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Property Booming in ‘Sanction Free' Dubai as Russian Interest Spikes
“I’m sure a lot of Russians are trying to fix their problems… but Dubai will benefit ultimately from any crisis,” an Emirati property magnate told CNBC.
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Dubai Utilities Giant DEWA to Go Public in April as IPO Boom Gets Underway
The utility had adjusted earnings of $3.3 billion last year, and plans to pay a minimum dividend of $1.69 billion over the next five years to future investors.
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Drone and Missile Attacks on the UAE Shows Its Strengths More Than Vulnerabilities, Security Analysts Say
Emirati officials reject that their country’s reputation as an isle of stability is being threatened.
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Abu Dhabi Ports Shares Surge 15% in Debut After Raising $1.1 Billion in Latest UAE IPO
The latest listing comes amid a privatization push now underway in the United Arab Emirates.
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UAE Approves First SPAC Framework in the Gulf Region
The announcement comes as the UAE pushes to further diversify its economy and compete with larger markets.
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Saudi Arabia's Benchmark Index Is Holding Steady at 15-Year Highs
Sentiment is bullish on the back of brisk economic activity, strong corporate profits and “very high oil prices,” Nomura’s Tarek Fadlallah said.
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U.S. and UAE Forces Intercept Ballistic Missiles Over Abu Dhabi; State Department Issues Alert
The missile launch comes just one week after a deadly Houthi-claimed attack on Abu Dhabi that used what UAE officials say were drones and missiles.
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UAE Vows Retaliation for Houthi-Claimed Attack, But Questions Emerge Over Potential Iran Role
In an area home to some of the world’s largest oil producers and key shipping routes, the uptick in tensions is likely to keep crude markets on edge.
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Oil Hits Seven-Year High as Houthi Attack on UAE Rattles Regional Tensions
International benchmark Brent crude was trading at $87.75 on Tuesday at 11 a.m. in Abu Dhabi, its highest level since 2014.
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Three Dead, Six Injured in UAE Fuel Tanker Explosions Claimed by Yemen's Houthis: State News Agency
Yemen’s Houthi rebels have claimed an attack in Abu Dhabi that resulted in three fuel tanker explosions near state oil firm ADNOC’s storage facilities.
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See What Christmas Looks Like in 10 Places Around the World
From Europe to Asia to the depths of Antarctica, here’s how Christmas is celebrated in nine places around the world — and one place that orbits around the world.
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Israeli Prime Minister Makes Historic UAE Visit, Stressing ‘New Reality' for Region
The meeting comes amid rising tensions in the region between Iran and its adversaries, as Tehran ramps up its nuclear development.
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Abu Dhabi Investor in Chip Giant GlobalFoundries Sees Exponential Growth for the Industry
GlobalFoundries previously acknowledged that the semiconductor industry will require “a significant increase in investment to keep up with demand.”
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Foo Fighters Cancel F1 Abu Dhabi Concert for Medical Reasons
Event organizers say the Foo Fighters rock band has called off its concert at the Formula One race in Abu Dhabi due to “unforeseen medical circumstances.”