The Tanoesoedibjos got souvenirs signed and chatted with the president. They also got to meet New York City Mayor Eric Adams, ...

I remain optimistic about the opportunities the US offers businesses and individuals to thrive in the years ahead', said the ...

The Speaker of the House of Representatives Hon. Abbas Tajudeen, has said that the 2025 Appropriation and the Tax Reforms Bills presently before the National Assembly are part of the priorities of ...

Hussain Sajwani has seen big wins from Dubai’s property boom Sajwani has pledged to invest $20 billion in US data centers Even in the emirate of Dubai — renowned for embracing ambitious projects — ...

Hussain Sajwani, an associate of both President-elect Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk, wasn't on the 500-person list at the end of 2024. He now sits in 179th place with a $13.1 billion fortune.

Hussain Sajwani joined Trump last week to say he'd invest $20 billion in US data centers. Sajwani is a longtime Trump associate and an investor in Elon Musk's SpaceX and xAI. A real estate tycoon ...

DUBAI: Emirati billionaire Hussain Sajwani said on Friday he expects more investments from the oil-rich Gulf into the US as President-elect Donald J. Trump's ...

Each member receives a $6,250 stipend per year. After tax, that provides around $100 per week.

Dubai-based billionaire and the founder of DAMAC Properties, Hussain Sajwani, was summoned by the US president-elect Donal Trump to attend an event at his residence at Mar-a-Lago on Tuesday. Hussain ...

But, to my knowledge, there is a large amount of money getting invested in data centers, and some numbers are talking about $500 billion and more," said Sajwani, who is a longtime friend and ...

(Bloomberg) -- Dubai property billionaire Hussain Sajwani — who this week stood alongside President-elect Donald Trump to pledge a $20 billion investment in US data centers — is likely to lean ...

Real estate billionaire Hussain Sajwani, the head of Damac Group, talks about the firm's plan to invest at least $20 billion to build new US data centers from Arizona to Ohio.