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Life after the meltdown
They predicted an expat exodus as the Dubai dream died, but a year on from the global crash things go on much as before, albeit a little more frugally.
Licence plate number I 44 fetches Dh2.3m
A licence plate, number I 44, sold for Dh2.3 million (US$630,000) during an auction of registrations in which sales topped Dh15m.
Dubai designer captures international accolade
An Emirati designer has won an international award for a showcase of his work at Traffic, a concept store he founded that combines quirky furniture with art.
Big Bus stops in Abu Dhabi
With tours in London, Hong Kong and Dubai, the Big Bus Company is planning to take visitors around Abu Dhabi.
Backstreet Boys turn back the clock
The 1990s favourites are set to make Dubai the location for their first concert in the Middle East on December 17.
War-torn romance rekindled
As separatist violence wanes in Kashmir, Bollywood directors - as well as tourists - are returning to the region's picturesque valleys.
Fan's Dh400,000 Grand Prix ticket
A Dubai man who took 30 of his employees to Singapore for Sunday's race will have seen seven Formula One races by season's end.
Shop owners enter unknown territory
More than 200 retailers are waiting to see if the launch of the Dubai Metro will lead to an increase in sales.
My city, My Metro, My slogan
The Saatchi chief charged with helping Dubai fall in love with its transport system believes every brand has the power to inspire loyalty beyond reason.
Undercover videos provide sneak preview of Metro trip
While trainspotting might not normally be considered hip, it has new-found respect in Dubai ahead of the launch of the Metro on September 9.
Burqini swimwear makes a splash
A woman thrown out of a swimming pool in France for wearing a burqini has become an ambassador for Muslim women.
Thinking of holidaying in the UAE? Think again
If you think you can save money by holidaying in the UAE and booking into a hotel on your doorstep, think again.
Youngsters taught etiquette at Dubai school
A new school of etiquette is grooming the youngsters of today to be well-mannered adults with refined social graces in the future.
Holidays at home offer bargains galore
On a budget of Dh1,000 a day, a family of four can enjoy a weekend of luxurious living at some of the UAE's best hotels and resorts.
Business brains seek their perfect match
Five women have set up a speed dating event to introduce people in the arts business wanting to expand their contacts.
