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Abu Dhabi is about to meet the level of Dubai when it comes to fascination, luxury and business opportunities. A lot of development is going on there as far as residential properties are concerned. Being near to the city of Dubai, people who have business connections from city to city see a great charm there in Abu Dhabi.
Posted: 2011-01-31
Category: Real Estate
The traditional job search goes like this. You apply to the jobs advertised in the newspaper that are offered in your field of expertise and wait for a reply. Or send your resumes through friends working elsewhere so that it can be viewed by their HR departments.
Posted: 2010-03-15
Category: Careers
Dubai’s car market is now on the right track, if judged by the results of the Dubai Auto Show that concluded here recently. A number of manufacturers chose to unveil their models at the show which was well attended, and got a lot of attention from both wealthy buyers and car enthusiasts.
Posted: 2010-03-07
Category: Cars
It’s early 2010, and you are looking for a jobs in Dubai, one of the most cosmopolitan cities of the world. Dubai always has some opportunities for the aspiring job seeker, whether he or she is experienced or a newbie. But we must also consider the fact that Dubai is a magnet for many job seekers who leave their home countries in search of something better.
Posted: 2010-02-28
Category: Careers
The city of Dubai is easily the most well known of the emirates for its cosmopolitan appeal and international lifestyle. Some 90 percent of its population consists of expatriates and migrant workers who have been behind its stupendous rise to fame.
Posted: 2010-02-25
Category: Real Estate
Here’s some good news for those looking for a job in the Gulf. The UAE seems to be slowly recovering from an economic crisis, and continues to remain a popular destination for expatriate workers all over the world.
Posted: 2010-02-23
Category: Careers
They say that the economy is buoyed by spending- which can be either private or public i.e. by consumers or the Government. As the USA and Europe realized that they were in the grip of a recession
Posted: 2010-02-21
Category: Careers
The fact that Dubai and to some extent all of the Gulf States have been affected by the financial crisis is beyond doubt now. What is being considered is how deeply has the economy of Dubai been affected and how long it will be before the emirate is back on its feet again.
Posted: 2010-02-17
Category: Real Estate
Here you are, one of the newest entrants to the bustling emirate of Dubai, a skyscraper city in what was once a desert land. As you move through the airport you are taken in by its subdued splendor.
Posted: 2010-02-14
Category: Real Estate
The Dubai job market was really shaken by the downturn of the property sector and the Dubai World debt repayment issue in recent times. Even today it appears that the economy has not really recovered from these setbacks.
Posted: 2010-02-09
Category: Careers
Dubai is viewed by many as a city of superlatives, and that may just have been the vision of its founders. Dominated by more than a hundred skyscrapers, this tiny emirate has made a name for itself not only in the Middle East but all across the world.
Posted: 2010-02-04
Category: Careers
Most of us with any knowledge of politics or medical literature will be aware of the Munchausen Syndrome or the Stockholm Syndrome. In recent times, you will be amused to note that a new syndrome called the Dubai syndrome has emerged from the UAE.
Posted: 2010-01-31
Category: Real Estate
The current atmosphere in Dubai can best be described as uncertain. The real estate sector, once fueling the demand for people has been in the doldrums for the past several months, and some firms have hardly made any sales in the last quarter of 2009.
Posted: 2010-01-25
Category: Careers
At last there is some refreshing news for the real estate sector in Dubai. According to research conducted by the firm Asteco, the prices of Dubai apartments and villas have by and large remained stable for the third and fourth quarter of 2009.
Posted: 2010-01-19
Category: Real Estate
Thankfully the year 2009 is behind us. For many it was the worst year in memory, with the recession leading to homelessness, job cuts and unemployment. Inflation and food shortages due to rogue weather conditions and natural calamities was another factor that dominated the global landscape.
Posted: 2010-01-17
Category: Careers
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