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<title>Dubai&#039;s du to turn profitable ahead of plan</title>'
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<description>UAE. Telecom provider du is expected to turn profitable by December this year ahead of its original target date, its chief executive said. </description>
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<title>Oil prices drop below the US$125-mark</title>'
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<description>INTERNATIONAL. Light, sweet crude for September delivery, the new front-month contract, fell US$3.98 or 3.1% to settle at US$124.44 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

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<title>On the ground in Dubai, a tale of two housing markets</title>'
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<description>UAE. Real estate fundamentals are strong but there are signs of speculation, according to a Standard Chartered report. This is particularly the case when it comes to off plan properties.</description>
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<title>UAE construction workers feel the heat</title>'
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<description>UAE. Firms caught violating the midday break rule recently were 37 in Abu Dhabi, 30 in Al Ain, six in Western Region and two in Dalma, according to an official.</description>
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<title>Capital raised in Middle East IPOs remains resilient to global economic uncertainty for now, says Ernst &amp; Young</title>'
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<description>INTERNATIONAL. Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Egypt top the regional tables by capital raised in Q2. Globally, the size of IPOs in first half of 2008 was roughly half as much as in the same period in 2007 and much less than in 2005 and 2006.</description>
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