Etihad should consider a touchdown in Sharjah | GulfNews.com:
"The UAE is fortunate to host two of the world’s greatest airlines along with a number of airports, including the world’s busiest in Dubai. Today, Dubai Airport is a global hub that has overtaken Heathrow as the world’s busiest airport by passenger traffic. In fact, Dubai’s airport has been so successful it is running out of space.
According to senior officials, Emirates airline, the emirate’s flagship carrier, is expected to move all of its operations to Dubai’s new Al Maktoum International Airport southwards near Jebel Ali sometime “after 2020”.
The new airport will capitalise on the growing population of residents near what is known as New Dubai areas such as Jumeirah Lake Towers and Dubai Marina, and will also serve the newly named Dubai South district, located midway between Abu Dhabi and Dubai and to host the World Expo 2020. According to Paul Griffiths, Dubai Airports’ CEO, Dubai International Airport could be shut down in the future while the emirate decides to switch back to a single mega airport model."
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Friday, 22 July 2016
Jitters in London luxury flat market as investors sell for 'bargain' prices | Society | The Guardian
Jitters in London luxury flat market as investors sell for 'bargain' prices | Society | The Guardian:
"The first real signs of distress in the market for luxury London apartments are starting to emerge, as investors who agreed to buy homes off-plan are starting to sell them on for less than they agreed to pay for them.
Property websites are now advertising many unfinished flats being offered for sale by the buyers who originally agreed deals with the developers.
Estate agents and developers are generally coy about how much sellers were expecting to pay on completion, but some listings reveal that people are selling at or below the original purchase price, hoping the “bargain” price might pull in a new buyer."
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"The first real signs of distress in the market for luxury London apartments are starting to emerge, as investors who agreed to buy homes off-plan are starting to sell them on for less than they agreed to pay for them.
Property websites are now advertising many unfinished flats being offered for sale by the buyers who originally agreed deals with the developers.
Estate agents and developers are generally coy about how much sellers were expecting to pay on completion, but some listings reveal that people are selling at or below the original purchase price, hoping the “bargain” price might pull in a new buyer."
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A Health Check on Gulf Health Care - Bloomberg
A Health Check on Gulf Health Care - Bloomberg:
"VPS owns and operates a chain of hospitals and medical centers in the U.A.E. and Oman. Bloomberg's Yousef Gamal El-Din spoke to the chief executive officer Shamsheer Vayalil and asked him for a health check of the industry in region."
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"VPS owns and operates a chain of hospitals and medical centers in the U.A.E. and Oman. Bloomberg's Yousef Gamal El-Din spoke to the chief executive officer Shamsheer Vayalil and asked him for a health check of the industry in region."
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