Authorities across the GCC are warning residents about a growing fraud scheme in which criminals promise major discounts on bill payments, using compromised bank cards to complete transactions and leaving unsuspecting customers at risk of financial and legal consequences.
Gold prices in Dubai have slipped beneath the Dh500 mark as the strengthening US dollar puts pressure on the precious metal. The decline offers local buyers slightly lower rates, although market movements could continue to influence prices in the coming sessions.
Dubai customers eager to get their hands on the Burgundy iPhone 18 without waiting are reportedly paying an additional Dh300. The limited availability of the sought-after colour has prompted some buyers to spend more for immediate access to the latest device.
The UAE is tightening its food safety regulations by imposing new restrictions on the permitted levels of sugar, sodium and fat in products. Companies that fail to comply with the updated standards could face financial penalties reaching Dh500,000.
Etisalat is celebrating five decades of service by rewarding its customers with complimentary mobile data, giving subscribers an opportunity to enjoy additional connectivity as the UAE telecom company marks its 50th anniversary with a special customer-focused offer.
Authorities in New Zealand have confirmed that the Flydubai co-pilot underwent a portion of his professional aviation training in the country, providing further details about his background and pilot training history, according to local police officials investigating the matter.
Gold prices in Dubai have slipped further as the Indian festive season approaches, with the latest decline coming ahead of major celebrations such as Navratri and Diwali, potentially offering buyers more favourable rates as demand for gold traditionally rises during this period.
Gold prices in Dubai have dropped by Dh35.75 over the past month, while the rate for 14-karat gold has slipped beneath the Dh300-per-gram mark, offering buyers a notable change in the local precious metals market.
Investors from the UAE and across the Gulf are stepping up purchases of US government bonds, drawn by attractive returns as Treasury yields climb to levels not seen in roughly 20 years, highlighting stronger regional interest in American fixed-income assets.
Property companies across the UAE are showing growing interest in the proposed Fourth Corridor, a major transport link expected to strengthen connectivity between Sharjah, Dubai and Abu Dhabi while potentially creating new opportunities for real estate development along the route.
