Bank of Singapore, one of Asia's biggest private banks, said on Monday that it has made six new appointments in Dubai to enhance its advisory and product solutions in the region. Bank of Singapore, part of Singapore's second-largest lender Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation,

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Motorists travelling from Abu Dhabi to Dubai have reported a traffic jam on the Sheikh Zayed Road (E11). According to a Google Maps update, an accident has occurred on the stretch Al Shahamah, near the Adnoc Service Station. Commuters can expect delays.

The value of real estate transactions in Dubai surged 20 percent year on year to AED761 billion ($207.2 billion) in 2024, official data showed. The record performance was driven by the emirate’s dynamic economy,

Ahead of the launch of the commercial rental index in Dubai, many tenants of commercial properties are relocating to more affordable areas while some are r..

German discount grocer Lidl can continue selling its "Dubai chocolate" sweets, turning aside a lawsuit from an importer of chocolate from Dubai who argued the name was misleading, since no part of the product was made in Dubai.

Bank Muscat was managing the investment asset for a number of large regional shareholders including sovereign wealth fund(s)

The legendary undefeated UFC lightweight champion is set to corner his cousin Usman Nurmagomedov at the Coca-Cola Arena tonight in his latest Bellator title defence. The bout is being heavily promoted on being ‘Dagestan vs Ireland 2’, harkening back to Khabib’s legendary 2018 fight with Conor McGregor.

Inspired by a beloved childhood dessert, the gooey, crunchy “Can’t Get Knafeh of It” chocolate bar is a global sensation.

Alessandro Palombo told BI Dubai and Singapore are both great cities for doing business but a luxury lifestyle can look very different in each hub.

Cross-border real estate investments are surging, with a number of investors seeking opportunities outside their home countries in markets offering stability, growth potential and portfolio diversification benefits.