With a 30 per cent vacancy rate and more supply coming into Dubai’s office market in 2012, analysts conclude that it will remain a tenant’s market.
What happens when you introduce a bit of Africa to Canada? Animals used to the heat of the veldt in a zoo need special care to make it through the frigid heart of a Montreal winter.
The banking industry has put prime focus into upgrading their IT infrastructure in a bid to be more competitive and modern.
The Sobha Group of India acquired an 8-million square feet of land from Meydan City. The sale was the largest international investment Meydan has made since the development opened.
Some retailers have been raking the benefits of strategically-located shops while others have to reposition their establishments to make profit.
In India all eyes are on state elections in Uttar Pradesh this month as the country’s political heavy weights jostle for voters.
Analysts say the forthcoming IPO may turn the social networking giant into a $100-billion company and its founder Mark Zuckerberg, one of the richest people on the planet.
It was a century ago this year that the RMS Titanic hit an iceberg and sank into the depths of the North Atlantic, sending 1,500 people to a watery grave.
Amid all the gloom and doom over debt-stricken Portugal there is a ray of light: shoemaking, one of the oldest and most traditional industries in the country, had a record year in 2011, on the back of
The government of Abu Dhabi is also encouraging UAE nationals to seek private sector employment.
