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Sheikha Lubna with Achuthanandan and other officials. (WAM)
UAE-India trade ties reviewed
Minister of Foreign Trade Sheikha Lubna bint Khalid Al Qasimi yesterday met Kerala Chief Minister VS Achuthanandan and reviewed ways to enhance bilateral relations between the UAE and India. She called Indian companies to take advantage of...
Sheikh Mohammed at the laboratory. (WAM)
Sheikh Mohammed visits Dubai Municipality's Central Laboratory
His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, yesterday visited Dubai Central Laboratory, affiliated to Dubai Municipality. Sheikh Mohammed was received by Hussain Nasser...
Lawyer refuses to defend man accused of raping child. (EB FILE)
Lawyer refuses to defend man accused of raping child
The lawyer appointed to defend a 21-year-old Pakistani, MR, who is accused of raping an eight-year-old Bangladeshi girl, NK, withdrew from the case yesterday citing professional ethics as the reason. Abbas Al Hawi, who was appointed by the Dubai...
'Mistreatment' leads to murder. (EB FILE)
'Mistreatment' leads to murder
A man accused of murder told police he carried out the attack because the victim had mistreated his relatives, Dubai Criminal Court heard yesterday. Corporal Mohammed Ali of Dubai Police received a report that a murder had taken place in the Al...
Lawyer claims procedures not followed
A lawyer representing one of four men charged with possessing heroin told Dubai Criminal Court yesterday that the defendants was arrested a day before permission was given to arrest them. Nigerians OL, SE, RK and EB, who are all on visit visa,...
Dubai Customs is committed to fighting smuggling. (SUPPLIED)
Customs seizes 3,000 items in 2009
More than 3,000 smuggled narcotics, counterfeit and prohibited goods, banned archeological remains and illegally declared items have been seized by Dubai Customs in 2009, which averages to about nine cases everyday. Commenting on the annual...
Ex-minister charged with breach of trust. (EB FILE)
Ex-minister charged with breach of trust
The charge against former minister, KF, has been changed to breach of trust by the Dubai Court of Cassation. The public prosecution had accused him of fraud and embezzlement after he took over a company on the death of his partner, Hassan Jamal....
Michael Wright is grateful he had help in repatriating his mother's body home. (DENNIS B MALLARI)
Cutting through red tape for expats in times of grief
When one is living in a foreign country, the death of a loved one takes on a new dimension altogether as the body has to be repatriated to the home country. This means a whole lot of paperwork has to be dealt with, whether one is in the state of...
The Abu Dhabi hospital treats more than 5,000 falcons a year. (AFP)
UAE hospital is one for the birds
Under the watchful eyes of a white-coated doctor, two orderlies in scrubs sedate the patient on a paper-covered stainless steel table, then begin the procedure – trimming her vital hunting tools. One of the orderlies carefully snips the brown and...
Nakheel Waterfront case adjourned. (AFP)
Nakheel Waterfront case adjourned
The Dh44 million Nakheel Waterfront corruption case was adjourned yesterday for the third time after prosecution witness Mohammed Mustafa Hussein, an auditor at the Financial Audit Department of the Dubai Ruler's Court, failed to appear. Hussein...
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Feb.09Toyota stops production of two models
11,700 commercial licences were issued in Dubai in 2009 – Business Breakfast, February 9
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Rhodes talks gold and silver – Business Breakfast, February 9
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The economic ramifications of Dubai's new oil field – Business Breakfast, February 9
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David Robertson is the business correspondent of The Times of London. He covers strategic industries including defence, aerospace, aviation and natural resources. He is a former investigative news reporter with the Sunday Times in London and has
Honesty is the best policy during crisis
The battering Toyota has received must encourage executives to think carefully about how to handle a crisis in their own organisation.
David Robertson
Martin Baker is a journalist, author and commentator on international business affairs.
EMI future hopefully now in safe Hands
Guy Hands was one of the more high-profile businessmen to leave the UK and become a tax exile in Guernsey.
Martin Baker
Julian Bene writes opinion for Emirates Business .
Financial tsunami looming over EU
It looks like a number of the industrialised countries face both debt and growth hurdles going forward.
Darren Stubing
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