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Data center developers pull back from real estate
David Steinbach, chief investment officer of one of the top global real estate investment firms, spoke to Semafor.
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Buy US stocks and gold, Standard Chartered CIO says
US stocks and gold are on a historic run, and the top investment pick for 2026 is to buy more, Manpreet Singh Gil said at a briefing in Dubai.
Islamic bank Mal raises $230M in seed round
The bank is being led by Abdallah Abu-Sheikh, a UAE-based businessman who previously founded Botim, an internet calling app.
Abu Dhabi’s ALTÉRRA and Spain's BBVA launch climate fund
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The NBA courts Gulf funds for new European league
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Chevron cautious on Venezuela amid US pressure to invest
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Why states are walking back their own climate and energy laws, and what they could do instead
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