October 2016 | Arabian Post

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Microsoft to increase UK prices of enterprise products, citing falling pound

Berkshire Partners nears deal to acquire Masergy – sources

AT&T acquisition of Time Warner may avoid FCC oversight

Dell EMC World Brings a Slew of New Enterprise IT Solutions

Major DDoS Attack Causes U.S. Outages on Twitter, Reddit, Others

AT&T Trying To Buy Time Warner Inc.

Response to $17.5b Saudi bond issue helps kingdom borrow cheaper

Bullish case for DIB

UAE starts staffing Federal Tax Authority

$51b of Dubai debt to fall due in 2 years

Abu Dhabi to merge shipping, port companies

Iran, Hezbollah and Al Qaeda

Iran adds to OPEC friction over production data

Saudi interbank rates hit 7-year peak

Implications of de-risking on ME banks under scanner

Road closures in Western Region on Thursday for Abu Dhabi Tour – graphic

Dubai pupils aim to foster spirit of volunteering with TEDx talk

Fujairah youths get high-octane introduction to ways of the sea

Weighing The Week Ahead: Has A Market Rotation Begun?

We Are Putting Ourselves Out On A Limb And Calling A Gold Bottom, And This Is The Reason Why

Pullback Or New Bear Market? (Video)

Why SoftBank Might Acquire Twitter

Can Verizon Renege On Its Yahoo Deal?

The Nintendo NX Gigaflop

Building A Monthly High Dividend Stock Portfolio Calendar – Part 2

Gold Is Oversold On Misplaced Expectations Of A 2016 Rate Hike

Marketplace Roundtable: Diving Into Dividend Investing

Gold Stocks Screaming Buy

Samsung offers alternative phones to Note 7 to appease India customers

New trading platlform for sukuks and Islamic bonds coming

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