Epstein Secrets

the sultan said. "Today, you see that many of the unfinished buildings are being finished." But would it be fair to describe Dubai as the Greece of the United Arab Emirates? "The financial crisis was like a cancer — it affected many parts of the world. "I can't comment specifically on Greece; that is a very bad situatio

to accept a $20 billion bailout from oil-rich Abu Dhabi. In a rare interview, the sultan, who remains chairman of DP World, the ports operator, and Istithmar World, the investment firm, said things were looking up. Last week, he unveiled plans to refit the Queen Elizabeth 2 (QE2) as a 300-room hotel, ending fi

bankruptcy according to people familiar with the retailer, and CityCenter, an $11 billion project in Las Vegas. Abu Dhabi, the wealthiest member of the United Arab Emirates, provided a $10 billion bailout this year for Dubai as the emirate struggled to meet payments on $80 billion of debt used to finance real-estate pr

in <[email protected]> To: Sultan Bin Sulayem Subject: Date: Fri, 11 Sep 2009 13:35:10 +0000 you and i should speak„ Sept. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Istithmar World, the Dubai sovereign wealth fund, is halting investments as part of a restructuring effort after spending more than $25 billion this decade on stake

bankruptcy according to people familiar with the retailer, and CityCenter, an $11 billion project in Las Vegas. Abu Dhabi, the wealthiest member of the United Arab Emirates, provided a $10 billion bailout this year for Dubai as the emirate struggled to meet payments on $80 billion of debt used to finance real-estate pro

To: Sultan Bin Sulayemis From: Jeffrey Epstein Sent Fri 9/11/2009 1:35:10 PM you and i should speak„ Sept. II (Bloomberg) -- Istithmar World, the Dubai sovereign wealth fund, is halting investments as part of a restructuring effort after spending more than $25 billion this decade on stak