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| | | Abu Dhabi oil company Taqa slashes jobs by 22 per cent
| | Many major oil producers, such as Taqa, are cutting costs in serious ways due to the ongoing difficult circumstances. The Abu Dhabi-based oil company reported second-quarter loss of AED421m, while total revenues fell by 28 per cent. | | | | | |
| | | India prepares to pay $1.4 bln Iran oil dues | | Indian refiners have got the green light to prepare to pay Iran $1.4 billion in oil dues in one of the first signs that last month's nuclear deal is helping Tehran unlock frozen funds.
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| | | Value of real estate sales in Saudi Arabia down 6 per cent | | The value of real estate sales in Saudi Arabia during the third quarter of the current hijri year slipped by six per cent to SAR107 billion. In the same corresponding period last year, real estate sales amounted to more than SAR111bn
| | | | Worst performing real estate firms drag down UAE stocks
| | After booming for the last few years in a strong recovery from its crash in August 2008, Dubai's residential property market lost steam this year due to the new supply of residential units and falling global oil prices.
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| | | Emirates launches world's longest flight
| | Dubai's Emirates Airline announced their launch of the world's "longest non-stop flight" from Dubai to Panama City - a total duration of 17 hours and 35 minutes, making it the longest commercial flight in the world. | | | | | |
| | | Tunisia Terror Attack Hits TUI Profits
| | The company has announced their profits have decreased since the terrorist massacre, causing an impact on their earnings of up to $49 million (£32m), and that Q3 results for 2015 would see a fall of $31m (£20m) of the company's annual profits.
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