The concept of ‘Brand You’ is how to you want others to see you, explains Monster Gulf.
This year, the total expenditure on cloud spending is set to reach $100 billion, with the market growing by a quarter.
Eugene Burke, chief science and analytics officer at global business advisory CEB, discusses how firms should invest in the right employees.
Gulf Business checks out 10 of the biggest malls that are coming up across the Middle East and North Africa region over the next few years.
The GCC states have very high adult obesity rates, but do not feature on the list because of their small populations.
Stalled during the global financial crisis of 2009 and afterwards, here are five marquee construction projects that are now up and running again.
HTC One M8 beats the list, as compiled by our sister title Stuff Middle East.
Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, sworn in as Egypt’s president on Sunday, is faced with fixing growing unemployment in the country.
Forget Kuala Lumpar. When it comes to city breaks, Penang is Malaysia’s crown jewel.
Gulf travellers are among the most lucrative and high-yield tourists due to their lavish spending habits, industry experts.
The 10 highest-valued mega-developments in the emirate, according to a report by MEED.
With the GCC’s electronics industry witnessing extraordinary growth, competition and challenges loom large, according to retailer Emax.
Scientists argue that ‘e-cigarettes’ are part of the solution and not part of the problem in the fight against smoking.
Companies need to learn from brand failures to avoid mistakes, according to brand research firm Millward Brown.
A large budget deficit and concerns that the El Nino could devastate agricultural output, require immediate attention.
As smartphone penetration levels rise and wearables enter the mainstream, a hyper-connected world is closer than we think.
Despite a closing of the gap between Western and Arab salaries in 2014, average wages have declined overall.
The Gulf Business 2014 Salary Survey found that salaries for Western expatriates in the GCC fell steeply last year.
The Gulf Business 2014 Salary Survey found that the average wage of an Asian expatriate in the GCC dropped by 4.27 per cent.
The Gulf Business 2014 Salary Survey found that there has been an influx of well-qualified Arab expats into the GCC in the last year.
Experts fear that the cultural relevance of camels in the Kingdom could hinder preventative measures aimed at limiting the spread of the disease.
As the GCC embarks on a colossal rail network, the region’s trade and logistics sector is poised for metamorphosis.
Solid economic growth in the Gulf is paving way for more female representation at top tier management.
The GCC’s facilities management firms are booming as more buildings are erected but the industry is aiming for sustainable growth this time around.
A lack of arable land and growing number of mouths to feed makes food security a pressing issue for the GCC.
The automaker plans to launch a hydrogen-powered car in the United States, Japan and Europe next year.
The number of commercial planes worldwide with Wi-Fi, cell service or both is expected to more than triple over the next 10 years, to 14,000 from about 4,000 currently.
Is the rise of shale gas and oil a threat or an opportunity for GCC nations?
With GCC investors increasingly looking east, can Hong Kong maintain its position as the financial centre of choice for China?
As nations aspire to become global hubs for the Islamic economy, the Halal industry is not to be ignored