The Nasdaq Dubai stock exchange is in line for its first public share sale since 2008, after the little-known RegisCard, based in London, yesterday announced its intention to list. Read Article First IPO planned on Nasdaq Dubai since 2008
Qatari conglomerate and an Egyptian investment bank plan to force remaining minority shareholders of Damas International to sell their stock as theentities buying the troubled UAE jeweller prepare to delist it. Read Article Forced stock sale at Damas
Mannai Corp has taken control of Damas, the troubled Dubai jeweller, after more than three-quarters of shareholders agreed to its US$445 million (Dh1.63 billion) takeover bid. Read Article $445m takeover agreed for Dubai's Damas
Damas International yesterday received a US$455 million cash bid from a pair of investors, creating the prospect of ending the jeweller's turbulent listing on Nasdaq Dubai. Read Article $445m bid for Damas by Mannai and EFG-Hermes
An increasingly lucrative gold market is putting the shine back on the prospects of Damas International with a proposed deal with Mannai Corporation and EFG-Hermes on the table. Read Article Rush to buy gold helps Damas bury its problems
Baniyas will have home field and a man advantage on Al Khor in the second leg of their Gulf Clubs Championship final after drawing 1-1 to the Qatar club, which saw their Brazilian striker Bruno Mineiro sent off. Late gains for Baniyas
Istanbul's famous mosque tries to strike balance between religion and tourism money by providing tourists with coverings. Thomas Seibert reports Turkey tightens Blue Mosque dress code
David Beckham was recognised all over the world, yet he never changed, never thought he was too big time, never avoided the dressing room banter. Beckham was not too big time to his friends
The Italian marque is unbelievably, half a century old. To celebrate, the world's largest ever gathering of those outrageous sports cars assembled in its hometown. Lamborghini is still crazy after all these years
