Dubai World Central is set to become the new hub for business aviation.
As Dubai hosts its annual glitzy film festival, experts say that the local movie industry will take more time to fully establish itself.
UAE banks are gunning for a slice of the growing Chinese economy.
Following the resignation of the CEO of Gulf Air, Samer Majali, this week, where does the airline find itself as it approaches 2013?
Johannes Jooste, head of strategy for EMEA at Merrill Lynch, advises equities over fixed income.
It is critical to engage with China as it becomes the world’s largest economy and gains unilateral power, say experts.
The world has overleveraged itself and can either heal itself through policed bank regulation or going spectacularly bust, writes Peter Cooper, editor of Arabianmoney.net.
James Thomas, regional director at Acuma Independent Financial Advice, offers tips on how to spend your windfall gains wisely.
Already crippled with sky-high food prices, a weakened tourism industry and capital outflow, Egypt’s latest revolution could push the nation to the brink.
US to grow between 1.5-2 per cent and emerging economies 4-5 per cent, says Cesar Perez, chief investment strategist EMEA, JP Morgan Private Bank.
Vehicle sales in the UAE and wider region are reaching 2008’s record levels due to jobs, positive sentiment and a rising population.
International insurance provider Zurich says home insurance in the region is essential and inexpensive.
With the GCC countries looking to diversify into knowledge-based economies, foreign firms are pumping billions into regional research and development.
The prize for increasing your building’s efficiency could be vast, say energy-saving experts.
Big Oilfield service companies are rapidly gaining importance over major oil giants.
An office assistant at a company initiated small eco-friendy initiatives in the office that is saving his company thousands of dirhams.
The next decade will see soaring growth rates in Middle East exports to Asia and beyond.
56 per cent respondents lack confidence in the global economy; MENA experts the most optimistic.
Once the dust from Obama’s win settles, the pressing problem of the US economy falling into a ‘fiscal cliff’ threatens to raise its ugly head, especially with the looming danger of bi-partisanship.
The result from the US elections, with Obama’s subsequent win, will have a critical bearing on US monetary policy and its impact on the GCC.
With global markets in flux, fixed income is becoming the new favourite for regional investors.
A recent survey seeks to dispel stereotypes about satisfaction levels of the UAE national workforce.
Define your target market and budget time and money wisely to reap returns from your digital strategy, says Andrew Lee Miller, marketing director of YaDig.com.
With gold prices dipping under $1700 per ounce last week, analysts are split over where the precious metal is headed.
The motion is debated by Saj Ahmad, chief analyst, StrategicAero Research.com and Simon Elsegood, senior analyst, CAPA – Centre for Aviation.
It is imperative for expatriates in the UAE to have a legally valid will, says Paul Hymers, finance director at Atlas Corporate Services.
After years of bad headlines, the UAE is beginning to transform itself into a sanctuary for eco-tourism.
Recent research proves that women business leaders improve a company’s financial performance. But is the GCC tapping its talented female workforce?
Bargain-bucket tablets are quickly outselling laptops in the UAE, say retailers.
Overspending and a lack of financial planning spell an insecure future for UAE residents.