Dr. Akshay Batra says the homeopathic company is looking to expand in the GCC region.
The country’s growing population and rising middle class is fueling residential and commercial construction, says Frost and Sullivan.
Forecasts suggest the States will achieve self-sufficiency in oil and gas and become an exporter by 2030.
The might of incumbent airlines has been tested in recent times by the growth of low-cost carriers. But do Middle East players have anything to worry about?
Weak demand in Europe and other regions will continue to weigh on the Arab Spring states.
The country has released 290 people convicted of bouncing cheques, reports official WAM news agency.
A definitive list of regional companies implementing meaningful initiatives for the environment.
Dr. Marie Owens Thomsen, senior economist-strategist at Credit Agricole, explains why Obama’s win is good news for the region.
While both the candidates are neck to neck, polls suggest that US president Barack Obama has a slight edge over Republican Mitt Romney.
As Western economic growth slows, Gulf investors look east towards the thriving ASEAN countries.
David Cameron will visit the UAE, Saudi Arabia and another Middle Eastern country as he aims to secure orders for fighter jets.
A recent survey seeks to dispel stereotypes about satisfaction levels of the UAE national workforce.
GCC leaders will choose economics over politicised debate in the US election.
History is too cruel for fairy tale endings in the Middle East. Matein Khalid, fund manager in a royal investment office, explains.
GCC countries face a battle for stretched retail space as regional and global players flex their muscles to gain share.
GCC cities fail to feature in World Economic Forum’s report as top six places remain unchanged.
After the success of the London 2012 Olympic Games, Jonty Summers reflects on the relationship between confidence and winning– both on the track and in business.
With gold prices dipping under $1700 per ounce last week, analysts are split over where the precious metal is headed.
Six East Coast oil refineries representing 1.19 million barrels per day could potentially be hit by the deadly storm.
The motion is debated by Saj Ahmad, chief analyst, StrategicAero Research.com and Simon Elsegood, senior analyst, CAPA – Centre for Aviation.
Dubai Ports is selling its minority stake in Vostochnaya Stevedoring to Global Ports Investment.
STC reports jump in third-quarter profit due to growth in broadband but still misses market expectations.
Western sanctions and the abolition of a government policy have made studying abroad near impossible.
Akbar Al Baker said London’s Heathrow airport has already reached a “critical point.”
Gulf Business reports live from MENA’s biggest ICT event.
The company is planning to launch new PCs and tablets later this year and expand regional presence.
Reports claimed that Silvio Berlusconi was considering selling a 30 per cent stake to Qatar for 250 million euros.
Demand is reducing because of decreasing consumption in China and uncertainties in Europe, said the World Steel Association.
Can the Kingdom build a sustainable economy before its oil wealth runs out? The race is on as youth unemployment simmers to boiling point.
Brent crude has fallen from a high for the year of $128 a barrel in March to $112.