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$1m fine, 25-year jail in UAE’s new cybercrime lawThe UAE has amended its cybercrime law to impose an imprisonment period of at least 10 years and not exceeding 25 years, and a fine not less than Dh2 million ($544,000) and not in excess of Dh4 million ($1 million), a media report said. More… |
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Fine-dining takes a backseat in value-driven UAE marketNew food and beverage (F&B) concepts arriving in the UAE must focus on bringing ‘value for money’ to the table to achieve success in the over-saturated market, according to CEO of a new hospitality business. Yousse More… |
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Mahonia introduces the degustation concept to BahrainMahonia, Bahrain’s first ever fine dining degustation restaurant, has announced its opening in Adliya. Mahonia leads the way to a new era of fine dining with its gastronomic degustation menu concept, distinctively different More… |
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Mahonia introduces the degustation concept to BahrainMahonia, Bahrain’s first ever fine dining degustation restaurant, has announced its opening in Adliya. Mahonia leads the way to a new era of fine dining with its gastronomic degustation menu concept, distinctively different More… |
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EU slaps Google with record $2.7bn fineEuropean antitrust officials fined Google a record $2.7 billion for unfairly favouring some of its own services over those of rivals, a report said. The antitrust decision is related to Google’s online shopping service, whic More… |
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Fine launches new jumbo campaignJordan-based Fine Hygienic Holding, a leading facial tissue brand in the Middle East, recently launched its latest campaign across all of its categories from facial to toilet tissue, paper towel, and diaper products. Entitled &ldq More… |
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Tawasy Group ventures into fine dining segmentTawasy Group, a leading UAE-based dining, catering and restaurant management firm, has revealed the opening of its first restaurant ‘Tawasy Restaurant and Grill’, in Dubai Festival City. The restaurant will serve authe More… |
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Qatar Airways fined by US for flying over 'prohibited airspace'Gulf carrier Qatar Airways was fined $185,000 by the US Department of Transportation for flying over prohibited airspace, said a report. According to a statement from the department, the airline was operating flights in regi More… |
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US swimmer pays fine for lying to Brazil policeUS Olympic gold medallist swimmer Ryan Lochte issued an apology on Friday and his teammate Jimmy Feigen agreed to pay 35,000 reais ($11,000) to a charity after Brazilian police said they lied about being robbed at gunpoint at the weekend. More… |
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Egas wins case over gas cuts at LNG plantThe Paris-based International Court of Arbitration has ruled that Egypt's state gas board Egas will not have to pay a $270 million fine related to gas cuts at its foreign-owned liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant, the petroleum ministry said o More… |
