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Sheikh Thamer al-Sabah, president of Kuwait’s National Security Bureau, said his relationships with his counterparts in Iraq and Iran needed improvement.
The most powerful gaming console ever goes on sale in the UAE at midnight on Thursday 12 December.
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The UAE’s logistics sector will greatly benefit from Dubai’s successful Expo 2020 bid, says Ross.
In a rare interview, Al Habtoor reveals his plans for building one of the biggest destinations the UAE has ever seen.
Should disaster strike, many businesses in the Middle East do not have sufficient backup and recovery plans in place says Fady Richmany, senior regional director, backup and recovery systems for Turkey, Eastern Europe, Africa, and Middle East at EMC.
How important are the two buzzwords in today’s IT market to the most glamourous sport in the world? We asked Graeme Hackland, IT and IS director at the Lotus F1 Team.
Ahmed Dawood, founder of social media marketing firm for corporates and small businesses Phenomena, shares his top ten tips for companies on social media.
The emirate still offers higher rental yields than many global cities.
As market conditions improve, 2014 could be the year for Gulf capital listings.
Technology is key to supporting air passenger growth in the region, says Hani El-Assaad, president, SITA, Middle East, India and North Africa.
The United Arab Emirates, in particular, is rallying its companies to launch or resume projects in Egypt.
Companies have to look beyond just financial investments during change scenarios, writes management expert Debbie Nicol.
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Banks in the UAE are seeking to capitalise on the country’s growing obsession with football.
The firm’s new smartphones span a wide range, writes Adriana Rangel, research director, Systems & Infrastructure Solutions at IDC Middle East, Africa, & Turkey.
Upset with the US, senior Saudis are considering strategic relations with other world powers.
Middle East employers do not have a robust and rigorous selection process, says Richard Ingram, owner and managing director at Ingram & Partners.
Jonathan Labin, head of Middle East, Africa & Pakistan, Facebook writes about how small business can leverage the reach of Facebook for returns.
Dubai’s bid proved successful as expected and the Emirate will host the Expo in 2020 but what happens next?
In an exclusive interview with Gulf Business, Laurent Abadie, CEO for Europe and CIS, reveals the firm’s comeback plans and a massive drive into B2B.
Government spending has been rising rapidly since 2011, when street protests demanding jobs prompted authorities to boost welfare handouts.
Property ownership remains a distant dream for many Saudi nationals, writes Syed Hussain.
The capital emirate has grandiose plans to lead the world in aviation and aerospace, writes John Swift, director of NATS, Middle East.
Dubai’s Expo win has paved the way for a slew of infrastructure developments in the emirate.
More than 277,000 jobs are forecast to be created between 2013 and 2021, with around 40 per cent of them in the travel and tourism sector.
Dubai’s win signifies a re-wired global economic climate, writes Andrew Scott, professor of economics and deputy dean, London Business School.