Contractor hired for $107m Shindagha Bridge project in Dubai
Belhasa Six Construct, part of the Belgian BESIX Group wins infrastructure contract Source: Arabian Business Industry News (ITP.NET)
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Cyclone Mekunu forecast to have 'minimal' impact on the UAE
Dubai Municipality Geodetic and Marine Survey Section says UAE will likely see rainy and thundery conditions from Friday Source: Arabian Business Industry News (ITP.NET)
Jamie Oliver picks Dubai to open first Middle East pizzeria
Retail conglomerate Apparel Group announces the opening of Jamie Oliver’s Pizzeria in Jumeirah Lake Towers Source: Arabian Business Industry News (ITP.NET)
Female Saudi driving activist 'released' after crackdown
Campaigners say Aisha al-Mana, 70, has been released after being among at least 11 activists arrested last week Source: Arabian Business Industry News (ITP.NET)
Habib Al Mulla says 'suggested' ownership law in 1997
Chairman of law firm Baker & McKenzie says he received harsh criticism for proposing foreign ownership and longer expat residency Source: Arabian Business Industry News (ITP.NET)
Arabian Business Podcast: The unstoppable rise of social media in the MENA region
The 2018 ASDAA Burson-Marsteller Arab Youth Survey reveals a generation more connected than ever Source: Arabian Business Industry News (ITP.NET)
French star Paul Pogba performs Umrah in Makkah ahead of World Cup
Pogba makes visit to holy city ahead of FIFA World Cup in Russia Source: Arabian Business Industry News (ITP.NET)
UAE made no effort to influence US election, says Gargash
Gargash said the UAE was in contact with staff from both the Trump and Clinton campaigns Source: Arabian Business Industry News (ITP.NET)
Saudis step up arrests of women's rights advocates, campaigners say
Without naming those detained, authorities have accused them of ‘suspicious contact with foreign parties’, providing financial support to enemies and attempting to undermine the kingdom’s ‘security and stability’ Source: Arabian Business Industry News (ITP.NET)
Nasdaq Dubai plans to start equity futures on Saudi companies
Nasdaq Dubai will offer futures on some of the Middle East’s largest businesses in sectors including petrochemicals, real estate, banking and transport Source: Arabian Business Industry News (ITP.NET)