Topics :: Dubai
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$22 Billion, Clean-Energy City Outside Abu Dhabi Modifies Plans
By ADAM SCHRECK | Saturday Oct 16, 2010
Plans originally called for Masdar City to become a self-contained "carbon-neutral" community of 40,000 residents and even more commuters. Cars would be banned. Waste and water would be recycled.
Armani Hotel Opens In Dubai’s Khalifa Tower
Monday May 3, 2010
A luxury hotel crafted by designer Giorgio Armani opened Tuesday as the first landmark tenant in the world’s tallest skyscraper. The 160-room Armani Hotel Dubai is a welcome bit of good news for Dubai’s leaders after the troubled debut of the more than half-mile Burj Khalifa in January. Read more...
Dubai Chefs Find Alcohol Ban Distasteful
Sunday Apr 18, 2010
The Dubai authorities plan to step up enforcement of a law enacted in 2003 prohibiting restaurants from using alcohol in food preparation, according to media reports. Read more...
First Armani Hotel to Open in March in Dubai
By Jason Salzenstein | Tuesday Jan 12, 2010
Armani Hotel Dubai, the first property to open under the Armani Hotels & Resorts brand, will officially open its doors in March. Housed in the world’s tallest building, the Armani Hotel Dubai is the first of a series of hotels, resorts and residences designed by Giorgio Armani to be opened around the globe. Read more...
Dubai opening world’s tallest building amid crisis
By Adam Schreck | Monday Jan 4, 2010
Dubai prepared to inaugurate the world’s tallest skyscraper on Monday, hoping to shift international attention away from the Gulf emirate’s deep financial crisis and rekindle the optimism that once fueled its turbocharged growth.
World markets up as Dubai contagion fears ease
By Pan Pylas | Tuesday Dec 1, 2009
World stock markets rose sharply Tuesday as fears about Dubai’s debt problems eased after the emirate’s government investment company said it was in talks to restructure a large chunk of its business.
Dubai debt fallout remains focus in world markets
By Pan Pylas | Monday Nov 30, 2009
European stock markets fell modestly Monday amid concerns about Dubai’s debt problems, even though the United Arab Emirates’ central bank pledged to stand behind local and foreign banks.
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