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US Muslims to march on Saudi Embassy; Dubai Properties unveils $11bn project; Emaar profit drops
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Dubai Properties takes wraps off $11bn project
CITYSCAPE: The 678-hectare Mudon development to be built in Dubailand.
Emaar profit drops for first time in three years
Expansion abroad drives up costs for Dubai property giant as income falls 2.8% in Q3.
American Muslims to march on Saudi Embassy
Coalition calls for demonstration to protest the destruction of holy shrines in Iraq and Syria.
Iran plans $130bn gas investments
National Iranian Gas Company outlines 20 year plan to help country meet rising demand.
Saudi ups consumer protection efforts
New department given go-ahead as part of national efforts to monitor consumer prices.
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EU urged to take common stand on sovereign funds
European nations should take same approach to state investment funds, EU chief says.
Abraaj plans $1bn IPO
Dubai-based private equity firm wants to fund acquisition of Middle East finance company.
RAK Properties planning $2bn sukuk
Ras Al Khaimah-based developer to sell bonds early next year to finance new projects, CEO says.
ADCB stems profit slide
Abu Dhabi Commercial posts first profit growth in three quarters as impact of stock market crash fades.
Emirates Aluminium seeks $5bn for smelter
State-owned firm hits banks to fund the world's largest aluminium smelter.
Real estate demand to continue, firm claims
CITYSCAPE: Dubai developer MAG shrugs off concern supply will soon surpass demand.
Plus Properties launches waterfront projects
CITYSCAPE: Newly-formed Dubai developer showcases three towers to be built in the Emirates.
Kempinski nets five new ME properties
Hotel group signs management agreements for properties in Egypt, Morocco and Syria.
Banyan Tree bags Meydan hotel deal
Golf and equestrian resort at horseracing city will be first of its kind in Middle East.
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