The UAE’s central bank is reportedly planning to limit credit card interest rate at 18 per cent annually.
Sibylle Schoen, CEO of luxury brand Aigner, tells Aarti Nagraj the story behind her success.
It boasts all the luxury and ride refinement that you expect from a Jaguar, but the XJL also delivers serious performance and handling.
The Y62 Patrol offers more luxury while maintaining its solid off-road credentials.
The Land Rover Freelander virtually created the compact, luxury SUV market with its launch in 1997. Competition has heated up since then, but the 2011 LR2 is holding its own.
Although the new A6 doesn’t look that different from its predecessor it has some new tricks up its sleeve.
There are a lot of reasons why the long-wheelbase Mercedes-Benz S500 BlueEfficiency AMG is a class leader.
The famous British hotelier tells Jonathan Sheikh-Miller why he’s not fazed by talk of Abu Dhabi over-supply.
Six Senses stands alone with its dramatic, unique setting and consistently friendly five-star service.
The Ionian island of Mykonos will bring out the epicurean in us all, writes Sara Hamdam.
Brick by brick, Dubai hopes to lift itself out of the three-year property slump.
No matter the concessions to regional unrest, controlled state economies may not offer a solution in a networked global economy with unfettered capital markets.
Alicia Buller hangs out with Georges Kern, suave CEO of luxury watch-maker IWC Schaffhausen, at the Laureus World Sports Awards.
Ionian island Mykonos will bring out the epicurean in us all, writes Sara Hamdam.
The 2011 Volkswagen Touareg shows that a luxury SUV can look the part and also turn in a passable off-road performance, writes Glenn Freeman.
Anan Fakhreddin, the man charged with salvaging the reputation of Damas jewellery firm, tells Alicia Buller why he’s got one of the most difficult jobs in the region.
Forty-eight hours with this game gal is just not enough, writes Nick Cooper.
The big beast just gets better and better, writes Nick Cooper.
Gulf real estate players are pumping money into Lebanon and playing an ever-larger hand in the nation’s landscape.
The Gulf states face a painful image clean up operation on the international stage if the region doesn’t turn around matters fast .
Gulf Business Investigates how the global crisis affected Oman Cyprus, two very different landscapes with similarly challenging property cycles.
While men focus on big-ticket purchases, it is the females of the world who oil the wheels of the global economy with regular impulse buys, house-upkeep, undergarments and socks (yes, socks).