Syrian and Iranian nationals are among residents being shut out of the global financial system as banks refuse to serve some customers from countries affected by sanctions. Read Article Banks turn away Iran and Syria nationals
UBS, Switzerland's biggest bank, must pay about 1.4 billion Swiss francs to US, UK and Swiss regulators for trying to rig global interest rates, triple the penalties levied against Barclays. Read Article UBS fined $1.5 billion in Libor-fixing scandal
Barclays, the British banking group, is looking to hire bankers to help boost its Dubai based coporate banking division and increase its presence across the Arabian Gulf. Read Article Barclays to expand Dubai staff
The shamed former chief executive of Barclays was forced to step down after the rate-fixing scandal in the summer. His drift into obscurity, however, has not stopped students at his US alma mater from calling for ties with the disgraced banker to be cut. Read Article Bob Diamond loses his sparkle back home
Large stadium for the recently announced New York City Football Club is planned for iconic tennis site. Omar Rahman reports from New York Football eyes Flushing Meadows
In truth, darts is one of few sports where the professionals are more often than not in no better physical shape than the rowdy crowds that cheer them on. Dubai dart tournament promises to be exciting
Companies in the UAE are finding themselves facing a legal minefield caused by the global reach of tough and sometimes conflicting US and UK anti-corruption laws. John Henzell reports.
Bribery laws go beyond borders
