UAE motorists are watching closely as October approaches, with questions emerging over whether petrol prices could see another upward adjustment. Any change in fuel rates would affect household budgets, commuting expenses and operating costs for businesses across the country.
Businesses across the UAE are adapting to a changing corporate tax landscape, marking a significant new chapter in the country’s commercial environment as companies adjust their financial strategies, compliance processes and long-term operations to meet evolving regulatory requirements.
Precious metal values in Dubai have experienced a notable decline, driven primarily by falling crude oil markets and persistent macroeconomic inflation anxieties that are reshaping global investor sentiment.
Abu Dhabi’s International Holding Company has officially rolled out a reorganized ownership layout, reassuring stakeholders that the ultimate controller behind the corporate entity remains completely unchanged.
Shoppers in Dubai can now purchase 18-karat gold more affordably as market rates experience a downward trend, pushing the price of the precious metal to comfortably under the notable threshold of Dh400 for each individual gram.
Abu Dhabi has introduced plans for a new wadi-inspired residential community, featuring underground parking facilities and an approximately six-kilometre running trail, creating a development that combines modern urban living with open spaces, active lifestyles and pedestrian-friendly surroundings.
Apple enthusiasts have travelled to Dubai for the highly anticipated iPhone 18 Pro, with eager customers turning up as early as 5:45am to secure their place in line ahead of the latest smartphone’s official launch.
Gold prices in Dubai showed little movement, with the 21-carat variety continuing to trade around Dh400 per gram. The steady rate comes as local bullion prices remain broadly unchanged, giving buyers a relatively stable market compared with recent fluctuations.
A new report reveals that the UAE and Saudi Arabia were collectively responsible for around half of all cyberattacks recorded across the Gulf during the first six months of 2026, highlighting the region’s growing exposure to digital security threats.
Abu Dhabi is widening access for businesses seeking to operate holiday homes, while authorities introduce updated listing requirements aimed at establishing clearer standards for properties offered to short-term visitors across the emirate.
