Big Oilfield service companies are rapidly gaining importance over major oil giants.
Al Madina Real Estate says it will issue a five year $130 million Islamic bond in Q1 next year.
The global online payment provider currently has one million customers in the MENA region.
The lender did not provide any reason for his resignation.
HSBC Middle East is taking over Lloyds’ retail, commercial and corporate banking business in the UAE.
Ex-PM of Australia pans Europe and says regional unemployment levels are ‘shocking’.
Kuwaiti logistics firm sees its net profit reach $34.54 million for the quarter even as it faces charges of fraud.
Abu Dhabi National Energy Company blames loss on construction costs and lower gas prices.
Private sector companies will have to pay $640 a year for each excess foreigner they employ.
The Omani telecoms operator reported a net profit of $2.6 million in the third quarter of the years.
Gulf Business asked Sophia Serin, Senior Editor at Emirates Woman Group, to round up the region’s most popular fashion brands.
High crude oil prices helped to boost revenue in the country, according to official data.
The UAE’s second largest lender secures loan, up from original $800 million after demand from banks.
A UK judge orders the Californian giant to cover its rivals costs after it fails to obey court order.
The Middle East’s first Dreamliner aircraft arrives in Doha.
The giant British retailer is opening a new store in Jordan before the end of the year.
Retail must accommodate middle-class tourists’ needs as their numbers rise, say experts.
Global Investment House looks at legal options as it undergoes its second debt restructuring in three years.
The Dubai firm secures contracts in Saudi Arabia and the UAE ahead of Q3 profit announcement.
Telecoms companies in the GCC continue to seek control and profits by bulking up their presence in foreign firms.
The 355-metres tall JW Marriott Marquis Hotel opens its first tower, adding 804 rooms to Dubai.
The company is also looking to expand investment and production in Iraq, its CEO says.
Any person who “derides or damages” the reputation of the state or any of its institutions online will be imprisoned.
Residential rents in the emirate continue to fall but still remain higher than Dubai, says new report.
Tough economic conditions and Bahrain unrest push Gulf Air to reduce fleet.
Trading on shares is suspended as the French bank is close to selling its asset to QNB.
Forecasts suggest the States will achieve self-sufficiency in oil and gas and become an exporter by 2030.
The new Windows Phone 8 enabled handset has made its official debut in the region.
The low-cost carrier reported a net profit of Dhs226 million in the third quarter.
The emirate sees no need to recapitalise the support fund that helps state-linked bodies, said Sheikh Ahmed, head of the Supreme Fiscal Committee.