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Make it in the Emirates 2025 set to welcome 720-plus exhibitors in Abu Dhabi

This year’s edition will be its largest to date — expanding to over 68,000 square meters, a more than 300 percent increase in space compared to last year

Make it in The Emirates 2025: Creating the future today

The event offers international investors and industrial leaders a unique opportunity to explore the UAE’s competitive edge

Oil prices fall over $1 on oversupply risks as U.S. stockpiles build

U.S. crude stockpiles rose by 3.5 million barrels to 441.8 million barrels in the week ended May 9

Dubai government launches world’s first crypto payments for cashless services

Dubai Finance partners with Crypto.com to revolutionize government payments with cryptocurrencies

Abu Dhabi, Japan strengthen collaboration in smart mobility, business and sustainability

Strategic partnership for smart mobility solutions signed between Emirates Driving Company and Zenmov

“80 percent tariff on China seems right,” says Trump

Since taking office in January, Trump has raised tariffs on imports from China to 145 percent

What does the “breakthrough” U.S.-U.K. trade deal include?

The reciprocal tariff rate of 10 percent, as originally announced on Liberation Day, will remain in effect

Stock market today: Indian shares flat, Asian shares rally as U.S., China gear up for trade talks

As the U.S. stock market dipped, the dollar index was trading 0.14 percent higher at 99.37

Trump’s tariffs propel U.S. trade deficit to record high $140.5 billion in March

Imports rose 4.4 percent to an all-time high of $419.0 billion in March

U.S. wants a fair trade deal with China, says Trump

When asked if any trade deals would be announced this week, Trump said that there could "very well be"

Crude oil prices rise to $62.53 as China evaluates U.S. trade proposal

The United States has approached China to seek talks over Trump's 145 percent tariffs, and Beijing's door was open for discussions

IMF cuts MENA 2025 growth forecast to 2.6 percent as global policy uncertainty looms

GCC economies are expected to grow 3 percent in 2025 and 4.1 percent in 2026