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UAE Property: 'Are more investors turning to Abu Dhabi?' | The National

Question: Do you think property investors are starting to look at Abu Dhabi differently now? It seems to me a bit steadier than Dubai, which I think often reacts quite quickly to changes in the market. Is that something you’re seeing and does it make Abu Dhabi more appealing in times like these? LF, Riyadh

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Iran has spent decades building ‘missile cities’ but when will it invest in its people? | The National

In managing protracted conflicts, pressure does not always succeed where war itself has failed, nor can political settlements alone guarantee a change in behaviour shaped over decades. For this reason, states sometimes resort to instruments more complex than conventional deterrence, designed not merely to raise cost…

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Citi launches market-first tokenized depositary receipts to connect private companies, investors

CITI has announced the launch of Digital Depositary Receipts on private shares, introducing a direct and transparent model that broadens access to private markets for both issuers and investors. The launch marks the first time a global financial services company is both issuing and acting as a custodian for tokenize…

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Titleholder Monaco excluded from French basketball championship over financial concerns

Monaco players salute fans after the Euroleague seimifinal basketball match between Olympiacos and Monaco in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, on May 18, 2025. French basketball champion Monaco has been excluded from national competition next season for failing to provide sufficient financial guarantees, the French b…

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Futures Rebound With Cash Markets Closed; Gold, Bitcoin Jump

While US cash markets are closed for the July 4th holiday, stocks around the world rebounded from yesterday's momentum rout as the latest round of jitters about the AI trade subsided, with Europe’s benchmark rising to an all-time high. S&P futures rose 0.3% and Nasdaq 100 futures rebounded 1.2% in thin holiday tradi…

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