Time for an autumn rethink on the investment outlook
In August the number of ArabianMoney.Net readers surged by 76 per cent over the previous month, and we recieved a record number of new subscriptions to our newsletter.
The next issue is published on Friday…
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Investment conclusions from Arun Motianey’s SuperCycles
Required reading this summer for investors not wanting to be lured into conventional thinking is the new ‘SuperCycles’ book from former Citi economist Arun Motianey. This is a fresh analysis of economic, business and investment…
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US contrarian investors looking hard at Arabia
The ArabianMoney mission to Vancouver to address the Agora Financial Investment Symposium proved not to be wasted time and effort after all with the famous US contrarians showing a big interest in investing in the…
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Dubai International Capital dissolves board
The private equity arm of Dubai Holding, which is owned by the Ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, dissolved its board last January and is now under the direct supervision of the…
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$29m Australian super-yacht looking for Arabian buyer
With a price tag of $29 million the Australis is looking for a buyer in the UAE this week. This super-yacht is the first of a new series and was not commissioned by an owner…
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Free trial offer as ArabianMoney launches investment newsletter
Readers of ArabianMoney today will perhaps be surprised by the new look and feel of this website that has now left its blog platform behind and migrated to a fully functional standard website.
This coincides…
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Art Dubai and the new vision of Dubai 18 months after the crash
Art Dubai 2010 presented a new vision of contemporary Dubai 18 months after the credit crunch that brought the real estate boom to a sudden stop.
Anybody who thought this city might be destitute ought…
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First-ever $20bn Abu Dhabi bonds to help bailout Dubai
Abu Dhabi is preparing investor presentations for an upcoming maiden bond issue for as much as $20 billion, according to a report from Thomson Reuters yesterday.
It said JP Morgan, Citibank and Standard Chartered are…
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Why bonds suddenly look such a bad risk
The $300 billion Greek debt crisis has thrown the spotlight on government debt as an investment class. Greece cheated Brussels into thinking its debt was lower than now proves to be the case, hence the…
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Harry Dent forecasts stock market crash end of February
The celebrated demographics forecaster Harry S. Dent Jr forecasts a stock market crash by the end of February in his New York Times Bestseller ‘The Great Depression Ahead: How to prosper in the debt crisis…
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