Delegates can expect plenty of space, inside and out, when they visit the dedicated Dubai World Central site in November.
Merkel was the only European politician to remain steadfast and outperform the global crisis, says Joe Hawa, chief market analyst, Alpari ME.
Is poor training to blame for the emirate’s appalling customer service in shops and restaurants?
Supplies are plenty, but the days of cheap oil are behind us, writes Jaap Kalkman, senior partner at Roland Berger.
David Cameron, Prime Minister of the UK, gives his reasons for why the emirate should host the expo.
Garry Kondakov, chief sales, marketing & support officer at internet security firm Kaspersky Lab, talks increased IT security awareness, B2B and B2C trends and expansion plans in the Middle East.
Renewables-based desalination is the key to sustaining life, writes the founder and president of Nasser Saidi & Associates.
From Istanbul to Bodrum, Turkish real estate is not only the most affordable in Europe, it also offers some of the highest returns. Spot Blue’s Julian Walker explains how you can invest.
Communicate the importance and value of the change to your employees, urges management expert Debbie Nicol.
The United States and Saudi Arabia have been allies since the Kingdom was declared in 1932.
Architectural design firm Perkins+Will has released first-look pictures of the Princess Nora Bint Abdulrahman University in Riyadh.
It’s about time we all grew up, writes Reda Raad, COO, TBWA\RAAD.
HE Reem Al Hashimy, UAE Minister of State and managing director of the Dubai World Expo 2020 Bid Committee, reveals her hopes and fears in the bid for the largest trade show on earth.
The regional advertising industry still needs to mature, says Reda Raad.
Anticipation of a spike in demand due to the World Expo could cause property developers to build too many projects, creating another bubble.
Most Middle East workers are among the first members from their family to work in a corporate environment, writes the author of ’10 Tips For Leadership In The Middle East’.
Steve Beattie, general manager of Harley Davidson UAE, talks about expansion plans for the brand and the MENA HOG rally.
Keep your company’s business and marketing objectives at the core, writes Ali Sherriffs, digital director at UM Dubai.
Egyptians connected to the Brotherhood movement were ill inclined to celebrate at a time when leaders are behind bars.
Visitors are gradually returning to Egypt after the worst civil violence in the country’s modern history.
Optimistic assumptions pave the way for an expensive investment, says Professor Nuno Fernandes, director of IMD’s program Strategic Finance.
The 33rd edition of the region’s largest ICT event is set to be the biggest one yet with a focus on big data, cloud computing and mobile devices.
Khalaf Al Habtoor said he would list the firm once Al Habtoor City is completed in ’30 months’.
Abu Dhabi is significantly ramping up its retail offering and may even steal market share away from Dubai.
BlackBerry is committed to investing in the UAE, writes Nick Horton, managing director for Middle East and North Africa, BlackBerry.
In an exclusive on-the-field interview, Ron Wahid, CEO of RJI Capital, reveals how polo and business go hand-in-hand in the English countryside.
The region’s billion-dollar petrochemical industry is growing, but it will need to work harder to stave off US competition.
We need to persuade public institutions to focus on how to work better with their private counterparts, and vice versa, writes group executive director and CEO of Standard Chartered, EMEA.
Bahraini firms such as Arcapita and Gulf Finance House suffered combined losses of $1.73 billion between 2009 and 2010.
Recent incidents have proven that companies damage their reputations if they stumble on social media platforms.