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arrested by U.S. Marshals at a hotel in the United States, and was later sentenced in federal court to three and a half years in federal prison in the United States at the women's Federal Prison Camp in Phoenix, Arizona. As of late, Sultan Bin Sulayem has yet to be indicted for his federal crimes in the United

p an eye on this site. Leave it in your good hands regards Andy Nov 14th 2009 sultan profile had the bracketed section inserted The Chairman of Dubai World, 'Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem', is recognized as one of the leading businessmen of Dubai. <However, in August, 2004, Sultan Bin Sulayem arranged a mee

? If making their readers depressed is their thing. they could always tour some of Britain crime/drug/yob-ridden housing estates or mosey on over to Americas mushrooming tent cities. Why all this focus on Dubai?In a word: Envy. Dubais tax-free. sunshine-filled. glamorous lifestyle is the stuff of dreams f

British reporters and columnists, in particular, are sinking their teeth into the Emirate like dogs chomping on a juicy bone. The latest news that Dubai World seeks to restructure its debt involving a six-month payment delay has triggered a host of salivating media hounds baying for blood. A few days ago,

7 million while it rose 1 percent from the Asia Pacific and Indian subcontinent region to $159 million, DP World said. Eibtda from Australia and the Americas fell 37 percent to $77 million due to one-time regional costs. DP World spent $260 million in the first-half across its ports and cut its gross deb

this year as growth in its regional operations offset tough global trading conditions. The company, one of the more profitable assets of debt-laden Dubai World, made a profit of $247 million, barely changed from $246 million in the year-earlier period, it said on Wednesday. Revenue for the six months ended

continent region reported ebitda of $159m in the first six months of 2012 and "record" ebitda margins of 68.4%. "Our terminals in the Australia and Americas region delivered a strong revenue performance in the first six months of 2012 reporting revenue of $266m or 12% growth on an underlying basis and eb

world's largest port operator saw its revenue increase to US$1.53bn, compared to US$1.50bn in the year ago period. Net debt at the firm, a unit of Dubai World, stood at US$3.5bn. Gross debt was US$4.7bn, down from US$7.8bn, mainly due to the repayment of a US$3bn loan facility during the first half of the