At a time when many nations in the world are fearful of the credit crunch, it appears that Abu Dhabi is resisting the trend.

Unless you’ve been hiding under rock you will know by now that Barack Obama has been voted President of the USA. His presidential win signals a new dawn in American political history and comes at a time of immense economic pressure and global challenge. The question one everyone’s lips is what can President Barack Obama […]

The UAE economy is able to weather the global economic slowdown and has not been hit by the credit crisis, the country’s prime minister said on Thursday.

Major nations in the world are desperately trying to fight against the credit crunch and striving to rise uninjured from the recession, we spot UAE with rather stable economy and position. Let’s analyse the reasons and factors that helped the country to upbeat the global pressures.

House prices in Western Europe and US property markets may be in freefall but recent news that Aseana Properties has acquired a minority stake in Vietnamese property developer Nam Long Investment Corporation has been well received by investors.

Zoom Airways, XL Airlines, Oasis Hong Kong, Silverjet, Eos, Maxjet, KLM and Alitalia, it seems low-cost airlines even national carriers are dropping out of the skies like flies. The double whammy of higher fuel costs, currency fluctuations and falling revenues as a result of weak consumer spending has put industry experts on red alert for the next casualty.

Dubai World Africa are better on the African property market as the Next Big Thing in global real estate with infrastructure investments into 6 African nations.

A smooth move by the Labour party, the stamp duty exemption threshold increase is not only well targeted towards traditional supporters of the party but also deal with the UK’s hottest dinner table conversation, UK property prices. London property buyers may not save but middle England looks set to reap the benefits.