Vishaal Shah, CEO of Panache International, says that the UAE, along with being a lucrative market for disposable products, is also competitive.
Regional retailers must move away from the conventional ways of designing their stores, states Hugo Van Der Schaegh.
Mary Sophia joins Michelin star chef Heinz Beck as he prepares one of his wonder meals.
Andrew Humphries, regional vice president & general manager at Yas Viceroy Abu Dhabi, explains how the track side hotel copes during its busiest time of the year.
Vietnam’s largest coffee grower is plotting 100 locations across MENA over the next 10 years, according to Nguyen Nguyen, general manager, Trung Nguyen Franchising Corporation.
F1 is the vehicle to help car companies speed past their rivals, according to Infiniti Red bull’s Christian Horner.
Gulf Business speaks to Niall Sallam, CEO of Elevision.
As his company eyes the Middle Eastern market with increasing fervor, Yann Gamard, managing director of German watchmaker Glashütte Original, explains how the brand maintains quality in an environment clamouring for more.
Ryan Charton, the country director of Americas and Gulf region, talks about the region’s flourishing skincare industry and its potential.
As Mumtalakat rides high on its recent leap in profits, its chief executive Mahmood Hashim al Kooheji talks about the fund’s plans to step up its international investments and Bahrain’s non- oil sector.
Ippoma explains how he is hoping to crack the competitive personal audio market.
Benny Parihar, explains why he has brought cryotherapy to the Middle East and how he is expanding the CRYO Health business regionally.
Gulf Business speaks to Neelesh Bhatnagar, director of Oasis Centre.
Adem Ceylan says the carrier has earmarked a budget of $180 million this year for commercials and promotions.
Exclusive: Anan Fakhreddin reveals how the company is rebuilding itself after hitting rock bottom in one of Dubai’s largest business scandals.
Shayne Nelson says he is confident that the lender’s legacy problems are now finally over.
Ever keen for a workout, COO Nitesh Seebran explains how he hopes to lift the Gold’s Gym brand to the top of the GCC fitness market.
Jean-Marc Jacot explains how the company’s Middle Eastern expansion will help raise its global profile.
In an exclusive interview, George Kostas elaborates on the future of the company.
Lebanon’s presidency, the only one reserved for a Christian in the Arab world, has been vacant since May, when Michel Suleiman’s term ended.
Jesse Vargas discusses how he is fast-tracking the growth of the world’s only Ferrari –branded theme park.
Gulf Business speaks to Ali Haidary, CEO of Sports and Entertainment Solutions.
Marafih reveals the problem with excessive taxation on telecom operators, and why he is certain Qatar will host the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Faced with declining sales, Montblanc International CEO Jerome Lambert explains how he hopes to bring the historic pen maker forward in the digital age.
The rapid consumerisation of technology is putting huge pressure on businesses and governments, says Kheradpir.
Ian Gorsuch makes a pit stop in Dubai to discuss the business of supercars.
Video content is playing an increasingly important role in online advertising, marketing and brand awareness, says Steve Rotter, VP Digital Marketing, Brightcove.
Starwood’s global president and CEO plots the next phase of the hotel chain’s ambitious Middle Eastern expansion.
Andalucía is looking to attract Arab tourists to its shores, says Juan Manuel Ortiz Pascual.
British Airways’ area commercial manager, Paolo De Renzis, discusses the airline’s operations in the Middle East and reveals some details about its new 787 First Class cabin.