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The boundary between shadow and mainstream fleets is blurring as tankers switch from sanctioned oil to Gulf cargoes, shipping analysts have said. Washington is considering easing sanctions to bring more vessels into legitimate trade.
Dubai real estate company Deyaar Development said profit and revenue from its property development segment rose in the first nine months of 2026 compared with a year earlier, while hospitality was hit.
Saudi Arabian stocks have fallen to their lowest level in more than five years as a deepening sell-off in banking, property and healthcare shares fuels concerns about further losses.
Oman plans to attract global investment to its technology sector, particularly artificial intelligence, in the second phase of its 2026-2030 digital economy plan.
The UAE has pledged billions of dollars in new investments in Greece, targeting infrastructure, technology and hospitality as it seeks to expand its economic and investment partnership in Europe.
Yemen’s Houthi militia renewed its attacks on Saudi Arabia on Friday morning, warning of “catastrophic and unforeseen repercussions” if Yemeni tribes were attacked.
A 13-year-old Dubai schoolboy who won a $150,000 prize for an educational app is preparing to launch his own technology company, with ambitions to take the platform into classrooms across the Gulf.
Saudi football clubs face pressure to find new funding as the kingdom shifts ownership towards private investors, while high wages and limited broadcasting income make profits harder to achieve.
The US-Israeli war with Iran has hit Gulf states harder than the rest of the Middle East and North Africa region, and even a sharp recovery next year will not fully reverse the economic losses, the International Monetary Fund has said.
Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit Fintech FZE has secured a licence from Dubai’s financial regulator to offer spot trading, marking progress after years of seeking a full operating licence.
Oman’s economy grew between April and June this year as disruption to the Strait of Hormuz failed to dampen oil exports from the sultanate. GDP rose 5.1 percent year on year to OMR9.9 billion ($26 billion) in the quarter ended June 30, the state-run Oman News…