Archive: May 12, 2011
Rearview Mirror: The teardrop from Saab that made everyone smile
Global appetite for Glencore high with $11bn IPO oversubscribed by double
Prison break later, a once prodigal Pennant stokes up the fire
Abu Dhabi Film Festival heads up the E-11
Rare snake now a little rarer
Gallery opening spurs a fading city's artistic revival
Food for the body, food for the soul
In the light of events: London Palestine Film Festival round-up
Bahrain announces elections to replace 18 Shia MPs
Orphanage re-opens with help from Sharjah students
Arabtec expansion yet to bear much fruit
No Arab Spring for Algeria, only scars of the past
Jeter's career at Yankees turning for the worse
Cartoon 12/5/2011
Palestinians attack 'war crime' against 140,000 who had residency taken away
Game will be won up front, says UAE coach Birtwistle
My tomboy days when I was a rebel with too many causes
Champions League qualifying round may not be easy for Man City
Hustling Beard helps to lead Qatar past Jordan
Take Me Home Tonight
Green light for Eshraq Dh825m IPO
Iraqi PM says he is open to US troops staying on if political parties agree
Damac to fight Cairo conviction
Banksy's Gangsta Rat among artist's prints on show and sale
The future is electric for Mercedes in China
Bushehr nuclear plant 'will provide power to Iran national grid in two months'
Time for Wall Street and Main Street to get closer again
Telecoms operators must work together as the industry evolves
Today in History - May 12
The buy-back stratagem
Mother wins passport battle for stateless Leen, 4
Farmers are this firm's bread and butter
Authorities and protesters split on whether Syrian rebellion is over
Italy's Zagato shifting gears ahead of 'great revolution' in car design
Blitz
The world 'is not' running out of oil says Saudi's Opec governor
How an Emirati oud pupil became a master of the instrument
New cafe is a haven for biker community
Cultural clashes drive Afghan recruits to turn on their Nato mentors
Damac to contest chairman's corruption conviction
Welcome for 'enlarged GCC' that would include Morocco and Jordan
East will meet West at the new home of art
An accidental hero?
In the two-wheeled community, riders make the destinations
Industry Insights with Robert W. Jordan
Emirati man denies home invasion charges
The Assad regime is trapped by its own repressive tactics
Mixed signals as Cannes opens, but film industry is as full of hope as ever
Ali Syed has sights on raising Racing Santander's profile
State struggles with deficit, inflation and joblessness