The new Jeep Grand Cherokee flexes both urban and off-road muscles, writes Alicia Buller
Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank’s UK branch, located in an upscale development, hopes to target wealthy Gulf clients in Britain.
Gulf Business rounds up the top IPOs issued in the region in terms of capital raised, as revealed by Ernst and Young.
A day after a shopping mall blaze killed 19 people, two more fires have broken out in the country.
Improving tourism and strong trade flows helped the emirate’s GDP reach Dhs306.2 billion last year.
Ministry officials have not yet determined the cause of the fire and are investigating the incident.
Imported meat ban is lifted as UAE’s Ministry of Environment and Water signs new agreement.
Investors have accused the company of hiding weakened growth forecasts ahead of its $16 billion IPO.
Real estate projects in Qatar are not yet seeing an interest from global investors, say industry experts.
The GCC’s share of global aluminium production could reach ten per cent by 2022, but the sector faces hazards.
Gulf Business rounds up ten indicators that show that the emirate is back on the growth trajectory.
If Greece leaves the Euro next month the impact will be indirect but significant for the Gulf, say experts.
Aabar said that it had only raised its stake in Arabtec to 20.7 per cent and not 53 per cent as previously reported.
The IMF questions Kuwait’s fiscal stimulus and warns of the sustainability of public finances.
Qatar Investment Authority has reportedly acquired between three to five per cent of oil major Royal Dutch Shell.
The GCC region plans to spend $300 billion on aviation in the next decade. But how much is too much?
Saudi also has 80 million oil barrels in storage for sudden need, the Kingdom’s oil minister Ali al-Naimi said.
The Gulf states have assured South Korea that they will make-up for any shortfall of oil supply from Iran.
Cosmetics and perfume shops in the Kingdom will only be allowed to employ women staff from June 30.
An Arabtec consortium is in final talks for a $3 billion contract to expand Abu Dhabi’s international airport.
The low cost carrier is planning to hike ticket prices due to increasing fuel costs, said its CEO, Ghaith al-Ghaith.
The emirate is aggressively developing its hospitality sector and aims to attract 2.5 million visitors by 2015.
Company plans 43 more hotels and 100 per cent more jobs in the next five years.
Gary Dugan will be joining Royal Bank of Scotland unit Coutts in Singapore, according to sources.
Private companies in Saudi who hire expatriates in excess over the number of Saudi employees will have to start paying penalties.
Post-financial crisis, MBAs are in vogue in the Gulf. Which are the most popular courses and who is enrolling?
The country’s current account surplus increased mainly because of a rise in exports.
Managing a company is all about building up team spirit, says Christophe Chenut, CEO of Lacoste.
The threat of a severe Europe crisis has passed, but more needs to be done to ease the situation, said Julius Baer.
Regional investors are concentrating on healthcare and education, writes Ruth McKee, MENA Correspondent for wealthmonitor.