Gulf Business brings you all the news from the region’s biggest ICT event.
High levels of internet penetration and social media usage are transforming customer strategies and brand engagement in the Middle East.
Steve Beattie, general manager of Harley Davidson UAE, talks about expansion plans for the brand and the MENA HOG rally.
Keep your company’s business and marketing objectives at the core, writes Ali Sherriffs, digital director at UM Dubai.
The cautious move has paid dividends this year as Etihad escaped 787 and A380 problems.
The 33rd edition of the region’s largest ICT event is set to be the biggest one yet with a focus on big data, cloud computing and mobile devices.
Khalaf Al Habtoor said he would list the firm once Al Habtoor City is completed in ’30 months’.
Bahrain and Kuwait have led the region this year in terms of sales while the 5 Series has been the group’s bestselling model.
Abu Dhabi is significantly ramping up its retail offering and may even steal market share away from Dubai.
BlackBerry is committed to investing in the UAE, writes Nick Horton, managing director for Middle East and North Africa, BlackBerry.
SMEs in the construction, IT and project management sectors are in the biggest need of new hires.
In an exclusive on-the-field interview, Ron Wahid, CEO of RJI Capital, reveals how polo and business go hand-in-hand in the English countryside.
India will account for 14 per cent and 18.5 per cent of exports from the UAE and Saudi Arabia respectively by 2030.
The event, which takes place once in three years, attracts over 5,000 industry leaders.
It’s been a landmark year for the UAE as the economy rebounds, but debt worries and nationalisation concerns still loom.
Recent incidents have proven that companies damage their reputations if they stumble on social media platforms.
Prominent UAE commentator Sultan Sooud al-Qassemi suggested in an op-ed that citizenship could be opened to long-time foreign residents.
Abu Dhabi conglomerate Al Jaber Group set up a five-bank creditor committee in 2011 to negotiate a $4.5 billion restructuring
Emaar boss says the market is better regulated and current growth is sustainable.
A mixed-use development in Deira, a Boardwalk and a new beach at Palm Jumeirah will add to Nakheel’s portfolio.
The mega-development will be spread over an area of six million square metres.
New design details for 100-plus storey skyscraper revealed by real estate group at Cityscape Global.
Gulf Business brings you all the news from the region’s biggest property event.
Eleven penthouses, including two VIP penthouses on levels 72 to 74, will offer the height of luxury living at the newly announced Al Habtoor City.
The $3 billion development will offer more than 3,000 hotel and residential units on one plot, set to be completed by 2017.
Nakheel made a net profit of Dhs1.77 billion in the nine months to September 30, versus Dhs1.12 billion in the corresponding period of 2012.
Aramex warns high tariffs are holding back online retail business in the region.
The UAE is expected to grow strongly owing to the recovery of sectors like financial services and construction.
Average sales prices have also gone up, but there’s no bubble in sight, says Asteco report.
Will Abu Dhabi’s new financial zone look to rival its Dubai neighbour? Or will collaboration between the two be a wiser move for the region?