Zainab Fattah is a reporter for Bloomberg News, BQ Prime, BNN Bloomberg, and Yahoo Finance. Her work has also been featured in publications such as Stuff and The Guam Daily Post. Zainab covers a wide range of topics, including business and finance, with a particular focus on the Middle East and the United Arab Emirates.
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Zainab Fattah's articles predominantly focus on the real estate, business, and finance sectors in the UAE and Middle East. She frequently cites data, reports government announcements, and covers press releases.
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By: Christine Burke, Zainab Fattah, Matthew Martin
(Bloomberg) -- Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund is preparing to cut budgets for some local projects for a second year even as it increases overall spending, reflecting the kingdom's shifting priorities in a trillion-dollar plan to overhaul the economy.
Dubai home prices are likely to climb further next year after already surging 20% in 2024, marking an extension of the unabated recovery that started after the pandemic, Knight Frank said.
By: Zainab Fattah
Fractional ownership firm Stake will pursue property deals worth 1 billion riyals ($266 million) in Saudi Arabia over the next six months, to tap into rising interest from foreign investors looking to enter a market that’s been largely closed to outsiders.
By: Tom Maloney, Zainab Fattah
To get a sense of the Trump Organization’s business ambitions in the Middle East, look no further than Ziad El Chaar.
By: Zainab Fattah, Tom Maloney
Dar Global CEO has helped bring Trump's brand to the Gulf Ziad El Chaar has years of experience in Mideast real estate
Abu Dhabi’s biggest property developer expects the local commercial real estate boom to extend as an influx of firms continues to help the emirate dodge a slump in occupancy rates dogging cities around the world.
By: Zainab Fattah, Omar El Chmouri
Stocks listed in Dubai jumped the most in three years, led by real estate firms after Emaar Properties PJSC increased its dividend.
(Bloomberg) -- New mid-sized businesses springing up in the Gulf will offer fresh lending opportunities to private credit firms in the region, the chief executive officer of Golub Capital said.
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