Abu Dhabi

The Arabs Are Coming, the Arabs Are Coming

Zachary Karabell | Posted 07.22.2008 | Green


Zachary Karabell

General Electric and the government of Abu Dhabi announced an $8 billion joint venture for commercial finance in the Middle East, which will grow to $40 billion in the coming years to support a carbon-neutral city in the desert.

Abu Dhabi To Buy Chrysler Building: Report

New York Post | LOIS WEISS | Posted 06.11.2008 | Business


The latest Big Apple trophy being coveted by oil-rich sovereign wealth funds is the landmark Chrysler Building. Sources say the super-rich Abu Dhabi...

Abu Dhabi Goes Green

Craig and Marc Kielburger | Posted 05.23.2008 | Home


A new kind of oasis is forming in the middle of the desert. In one of the harshest environments imaginable, where temperatures regularly ...

Dubai's Prince Buys $2.7 Million Camel

AP | BARBARA SURK | Posted 04.08.2008 | Business


MADINAT ZAYED, United Arab Emirates — Dubai's crown prince paid $2.7 million for a camel during a desert festival celebrating Bedouin traditions...

Dubailand Lead Parade Of New International Theme Parks

Los Angeles Times | Kimi Yoshino | Posted 04.03.2008 | Business


From the Los Angeles Times' report on the growth of theme parks abroad, particularly in the Middle East: Twenty-five years after Walt Disney Co. bega...

Shadow Play in the Middle East

Barry Lando | Posted 01.15.2008 | Politics


Barry Lando

Much of the reporting of President Bush's trip to the Middle East is shadow play, an incredible con game. The suckers are the American public.

Top 10 Worst Business Deals

Time | Bill Saporito | Posted 12.12.2007 | Business


#1. The Public Invests in Blackstone Group It was only a matter of time before the private equity firms let the public in on the game -- for an infla...

OPEC's Dilemma: Raise Or Hold Oil Supply

New York Times | JAD MOUAWAD | Posted 12.03.2007 | Business


After a year of dizzying gains for energy markets, a rapid fall in oil prices lately is posing a dilemma for OPEC, the oil-producing cartel. Should O...

Will Abu Dhabi's Past Come Back to Haunt Us?

Fox News | David Asman | Posted 11.30.2007 | Business


Citigroup is rejoicing at its $7.5 billion capital injection from Abu Dhabi, though Meredith Whitney told Scoreboard that wouldn't be nearly enough to...

Oil-Producing Countries On Global Shopping Spree

New York Times | Steven R. Weisman | Posted 11.28.2007 | Business


Flush with petrodollars, oil-producing countries have embarked on a global shopping spree. With a bold outlay of $7.5 billion, the Abu Dhabi Investme...

Wall Street Rebounds 220 Points On Positive Citi, Oil News

AP | Joe Bel Bruno | Posted 11.27.2007 | Business


Wall Street rebounded Tuesday after the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority said it will invest $7.5 billion in Citigroup Inc. -- a vote of confidence for ...

Stocks Rise After Citi Investment Announcement

AP | Joe Bel Bruno | Posted 11.27.2007 | Business


Wall Street advanced in early trading Tuesday after the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority said it will invest $7.5 billion in Citigroup Inc. -- a vote of...

Abu Dhabi Invests $7.5 Billion Investment In Citi

AP | Jospeh Altman | Posted 11.27.2007 | Business


Citigroup said late Monday that the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority will invest $7.5 billion in the nation's largest bank, offering needed capital to o...

Jamie Foxx: "I'm Supporting Barack," Bush Administration Lacks "Charisma" To Pull Off War

MSNBC | Miki Turner | Posted 09.28.2007 | Entertainment


"It's not the way America has handled the war, it's the way George Bush has handled it," Foxx said. "I think George Bush and the guys that are there, ...

Warner Bros. Launches "Unprecedented" Multibillion-Dollar Deal With Abu Dhabi Co.

Financial Times | Joshua Chaffin | Posted 09.27.2007 | Business


Warner Brothers, Time Warner's film and TV division, has launched an "unprecedented" multibillion-dollar partnership to develop a media and entertainm...

Is Abu Dhabi the New Sun City?

Michael Giltz | Posted 09.27.2007 | Entertainment


Michael Giltz

Would Warner Bros. have signed a flashy deal with the apartheid-era South Africa and given that country its stamp of approval by putting in stores at Sin City?


 

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