DHL and Microsoft lead the list, finds the latest survey by Aon Hewitt.
Middle East managers concerned about how to manage expectations and retain Gen Y, reveals new study.
The boss of the Dubai arm of Saxo Bank says he is confident about the UAE’s financial climate.
INSEAD, along with the Harvard Business Review, ranks the best performing chief executives in the world.
There are four type of individual communication style: visual, auditory, kinesthetic and audio digital.
The founder of the baby’s clothing empire aims to tap the MENA’s region’s $5 billion annual online spend.
Corporate executives often shake hands in different ways. And while most of us are aware of the famous ‘wet fish’ greeting, there’s a range of awkward handshakes to prepare for.
The first in a series of exclusive leadership articles from Dubai-based business author, Nicolai Tillisch.
The first in a series of etiquette columns from Penny Edge, founder of the Finishing Academy UK.
Gulf Business reveals the most expensive cars to have gone under the hammer.
Gulf Business rounds up the world’s most expensive and exclusive watches featuring plenty of white gold and a lot of diamonds.
Gulf Business checks out the high-powered wheels driven by those who sit in the corner office.
Gulf Business lists the main factors holding you back from becoming the boss.
If you can’t stand your boss, have you ever wondered if they can stand you? Gulf Business lists the top 10 reasons why your boss may not be your biggest fan.
Even in the midst of a global recession people still want to leave their jobs. Gulf Business draws up the top 10 reasons why.
Gulf Business lists the gadgets you need to have if you’re about to step into the corner office.
Phil Broad says Jumeirah is set for mass global expansion through franchising models.
As the 140-characters social media platform continues to reel in its rival Facebook, the Gulf has finally caught up with the rest of the world and embraced Twitter.
Gulf Business brings you a list of the tallest towers from across the world.
A round up of some of the region’s best leadership advice in 140 characters.
Keeping yourself on top form will attract top employers, but it’s not just a one-off habit, it’s about lifetime techniques.
Gulf Business asked local leaders for tips on success as the region enters a new period of growth. So what does it take to make it big in the Gulf and how do you secure the top office?
Where is the best place to make your millions in the region? Gulf Business ranks the GCC states in order of highest earning potential.
Work hard and prepare from day one, writes Carrie Shanahan, consultant at The Gulf Recruitment Group.
Local firms must make staff feel at home, writes Dr. Tommy Weir, advisor on emerging market leadership.
Further education and soft skill management will help boost your chances of promotion, say experts.
Offering work experience will raise your company profile, says Nicola Tanner, founder of Smart People Coaching.
If you really want something, put your heart into it, writes Dr. Tommy Weir, advisor on emerging market leadership.