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What’s A Manager’s Role During A Change In The Workplace?

The manager needs to play a five-way role to ensure a smooth transition, writes management expert Debbie Nicol.

Will Emirates Emerge As The Biggest Buyer At The Dubai Airshow?

The carrier is expected to place a commitment for up to 150 Boeing 777X aircraft during the Airshow.

Another Killed Amid Saudi Foreign Workers Clampdown

Clashes in the Manfouha district of southern Riyadh left 17 others injured.

UAE Urges Iran To Tackle Regional Issues

The UAE and Iran both lay claim to the islands of Abu Musa and Greater and Lesser Tunb at the mouth of the Strait of Hormuz.

Oman’s Public Wage Bill Could Rise By $2.3bn In 2014

A royal order to standardise salaries and grades across the public sector is projected to cost OMR800-900 million.

OPEC Oil Output Remains Higher Than 2014 Demand

OPEC forecast demand for its oil in 2014 will average 29.57 million barrels per day.

Emirates’ Half-Year Results – Why Is Profit Flat?

The carrier’s marginal growth was caused in part by a cracked wings issue suffered by the A380, says aviation analyst Saj Ahmad.

EmiratesLNG To Build Fujairah Import Terminal

The terminal will be able to supply the UAE with around 1.2 billion cubic feet (bcf) per day of gas.

The Global Pilot Shortage

As the international aviation industry expands, will there be enough trained pilots to fly the planes?

Regional Instability Threatens Gulf Food Security

Over 80 per cent of the Gulf’s wheat comes through the Suez Canal and 80 per cent of its rice supply through the Strait of Hormuz.

Kuwait To Review $16bn Annual Subsidies

Kuwaiti ministers have warned that state expenditures will exceed oil revenues within a few years if spending keeps rising at the current rate.

Open Doors For India’s Airspace?

Is India set to loosen its protectionism over the national airline sector? It’s about time it did.

UK Eyes Further Kuwaiti Investments

London Mayor Boris Johnson hopes to attract greater Kuwaiti investments to the UK.

Oman Oil Minister Slams Gulf Culture Of Energy Subsidies

Mohammed bin Hamad Al Rumhy said a signal needs to be sent to ‘the pockets of the public’.

Fifa Rules Out Co-Hosting 2022 World Cup

Sepp Blatter also ruled out holding the Qatar tournament in January-February out of respect for the Winter Olympics.

Ivory Coast Nears Completion Of LNG Deal With Qatar

Ivory Coast announced plans in March to build a regasification and storage unit.

Surging Gulf Arab Car Sales Underline Consumer Boom

Dubai’s foreign trade in motor vehicles jumped 18 per cent to Dhs32 billion in the first half of 2013.

Egypt Impacts Marriott MEA RevPAR

Global operator wrestles with “difficult market” but remains committed to MEA expansion.

Yasser Arafat Was Murdered With Polonium – Widow

A team of experts opened Arafat’s grave in the West Bank city of Ramallah last November to seek evidence of alleged poisoning.

Dubai Airshow Preview

Set in the new Al Maktoum International Airport, Dubai’s Airshow is set to be bigger than ever.

Saudis Round Up Thousands Of Illegal Immigrants

The government hopes that reducing the number of illegal workers will create opportunities for Saudi job-seekers.

Dubai H1 GDP Growth Accelerates To 4.9%

Dubai’s real estate market has been rebounding from its crash while the hotel and restaurants sector grew 13.7 per cent in the first half of the year.

Jaguar Land Rover: Gearing Up For 2014

Jaguar Land Rover’s sales director for MENA, Justin Weaving, spoke to Gulf Business in the lead up to this week’s Dubai Motor Show, from November 5 to 9 at Dubai World Trade Centre.

Emirates Starts Sialkot Services

Dubai carrier is eyeing a wide range of export opportunities.

Kuwaiti Woman Arrested For Driving In Saudi Arabia

Kuwaiti women are free to drive in their country and enjoy far more rights than those in Saudi Arabia.

OPEC Oil Output Hits 2-Year Low In October

OPEC’s supply averaged 29.90 million barrels per day, down from a revised 30.01 million bpd in September.

Tale Of The Tumbling Rupee

A rise in capital outflow and a rise in Indian import taxes will bite the UAE.

Jumeirah Opening St. Petersburg Hotel In 2016

Luxury operator will seek to capitalise on the brand’s popularity among Dubai-bound Russian travelers.

Oman To Launch $15bn Rail Construction In Q4 2014

The state-funded rail network would link the desert town of Buraimi, bordering the United Arab Emirates, to six major settlements in Oman.

Dubai Airports CEO Paul Griffiths

Dubai International Will Become The World’s Largest Airport

Dubai Airport CEO believes DXB will soon become the world’s largest airport for international travel.