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  • Nakheel Raises Mirvac Stake To 13.371%


    Dubai-based Nakheel LLC has increased its stake in Australian developer Mirvac Group (MGR.AU) to 13.371% from 12.57%, according to a substantial shareholder notice lodged with the Australian Stock Exchange Friday. Dow Jones Newswires - 25Jul 09:24GMT
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  • FlyDubai Plans to fly up to 70 Desinations


    FlyDubai plans to serve destinations in the Gulf, South Asia and neighbouring regions. It is being assisted by Emirates in its formation. We will fly to 12 destinations, depending on the combination of destinations. We think there is enough business to fly to up to 70 destinations eventually. Gulf News - 25Jul 06:50GMT
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The northern emirate of Ras Al Khaimah (RAK) is looking to the example set by neighbouring Dubai and is aiming to become a major tourist destination, according to the government organisation tasked with promoting the sector.
 

 
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