Zainab Fattah is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including Stuff, The Guam Daily Post, and Fortune. She specializes in topics related to Commercial Real Estate, Housing Market, and Real Estate Development, with a keen focus on the Construction Industry and Residential Real Estate investment strategies. Zainab's insights and analyses have been featured in notable outlets such as Bloomberg News, NDTV, and The Australian Financial Review.
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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: Dinesh Nair, Alex Dooler, Zainab Fattah
Officials in Abu Dhabi have held preliminary talks on creating a new defense-focused investment vehicle, people familiar with the matter said, as part of the United Arab Emirates’ efforts to further bolster its capabilities in the wake of regional conflicts.
By: Zainab Fattah, Dinesh Nair, Alex Dooler
Officials in Abu Dhabi have held preliminary talks on creating a new defense-focused investment vehicle, people familiar with the matter said, as part of the United Arab Emirates’ push to further bolster its capabilities in the wake of regional conflicts.
By: Laura Gardner Cuesta, Zainab Fattah, Omar El Chmouri, Dinesh Nair
The lunch crowds had returned to the exclusive Arts Club in Dubai’s financial hub, and roads were starting to fill up again in the area. Many bankers, traders and executives who had temporarily relocated out of the United Arab Emirates after Iranian missiles targeted the country were beginning to stream back into offices.
(Bloomberg) -- A firm controlled by Dubai's ruler has emerged as the top shareholder in the city's biggest developer after buying a $6.5 billion stake from the emirate's main investment vehicle.
By: Alex Dooler, Zainab Fattah, Dinesh Nair
Until recently, many seasoned Wall Street executives had never heard of Jassem Bu Ataba Al Zaabi. But the official, appointed to run a new Abu Dhabi investing powerhouse weeks before war broke out, has become central to the emirate’s efforts to manage its oil wealth in the face of rising geopolitical risks.
By: Zainab Fattah, Laura Gardner Cuesta, Dinesh Nair
On Monday evening, mobile phones across Dubai and neighbouring emirates lit up with emergency alerts urging residents to shelter indoors, for the first time in weeks.
By: Zainab Fattah, Fiona Macdonald, Sam Dagher
The United Arab Emirates has made a more concerted push for an end to the Iran war in recent days, joining Saudi Arabia and Qatar in urging US President Donald Trump to give negotiations a chance, according to several people familiar with the matter.
By: Zainab Fattah, Sam Dagher, Fiona Macdonald
Emiratos Árabes Unidos intensificó en los últimos días su presión para poner fin a la guerra con Irán, sumándose a Arabia Saudita y Catar para instar al presidente estadounidense Donald Trump a dar una oportunidad a las negociaciones, según varias personas familiarizadas con el asunto.
By: Fiona MacDonald, Sam Dagher, Zainab Fattah
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has made a more concerted push for an end to the Iran war in recent days, joining Saudi Arabia and Qatar in urging US President Donald Trump to give negotiations a chanc
By: Dinesh Nair, Zainab Fattah, Alex Dooler
United Arab Emirates’ conglomerate IFFCO Group has drawn preliminary interest from multiple bidders including a firm overseen by a prominent member of Abu Dhabi’s royal family and a Dubai-based billionaire, according to people familiar with the matter.
