Zainab Fattah
Journalist at Bloomberg News
Bloomberg Mideast journalist | Covering #politics & #economy in the #Gulf @business @bpolitics RT≠endorsement, Write me: [email protected] / DMs open
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6 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Zainab Fattah
Mohamed Al Mubarak and Abu Dhabi’s crown prince Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed inside the teamLab museum space. (Bloomberg) -- Abu Dhabi has spent the past few years funneling oil revenue into building everything from splashy museums to new office towers amid an influx of financial firms. The pace of development is likely to keep up despite a recent slump in oil prices.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Zainab Fattah |Janet Lorin
Georgetown University is renewing its contract for its foreign services school in Qatar by a decade, extending an overseas partnership at a time when the Trump administration has frozen federal funding to other US colleges. The partnership with the Qatar Foundation now ends in 2035 and could later be expanded to additional programs, said Francisco Marmolejo, president of higher education at the government-backed foundation. Six American universities have operated campuses in Qatar for two decades.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Zainab Fattah |Janet Lorin
The Georgetown University, in Qatar. (Bloomberg) -- Georgetown University is renewing its contract for its foreign services school in Qatar by a decade, extending an overseas partnership at a time when the Trump administration has frozen federal funding to other US colleges. The partnership with the Qatar Foundation now ends in 2035 and could later be expanded to additional programs, said Francisco Marmolejo, president of higher education at the government-backed foundation.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Zainab Fattah |Janet Lorin
Georgetown University is renewing its contract for its foreign services school in Qatar by a decade, extending an overseas partnership at a time when the Trump administration has frozen federal funding to other US colleges. The partnership with the Qatar Foundation now ends in 2035 and could later be expanded to additional programs, said Francisco Marmolejo, president of higher education at the government-backed foundation. Six American universities have operated campuses in Qatar for two decades.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Zainab Fattah
Dubai property prices have surged 70% over the last four years. (Bloomberg) -- Over the last four years, Dubai property prices have surged 70% and outperformed other major cities. That relentless boom now faces its biggest threat since the pandemic as US President Donald Trump’s tariffs roil markets. The outlook for oil producing Gulf economies has dimmed, with crude plunging below $65 a barrel on the back of the trade tensions and a decision by OPEC+ to boost supply.
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