A physical, mental and spiritual balance is vital to business says Dr. Corrie Block, a regional business development consultant based in Dubai.
How have Egypt’s markets reacted to the second presidential ousting in as many years?
Tea Ros, managing director at Strategic Hotel Consulting, examines the challenges developers face in underwater construction.
A look at popular destinations for UAE residents this summer, according to Emirates Holidays.
Saudi Arabia and the UAE have offered Egypt $8 billion in grants and loans, while Kuwait has pledged a further $4 billion.
Gulf Business speaks to Paul Gils, EMEA vice president at New Era.
A bunch of kids in T-shirts changed the course of the Arab world’s most populous nation by mobilising mass protests against the ruling Muslim Brotherhood.
As the UK eagerly awaits William and Kate’s royal baby, Gulf Business peeks into the gift baskets of other high-profile celebrity babies.
Following the ascension of Qatar’s Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, who will join him in the future in leading the Gulf states?
A list of the top iftars around Dubai this Ramadan and what they charge along with their major attractions.
Middle East HR practices have improved but still need to catch-up with more mature markets, says the CEO of Aon Hewitt ME.
Marketers should focus on social media campaigns as residents spend more time on social networking platforms during the holy month.
Ousting an elected president by the military, without an election, is unquestionably undemocratic, say analysts.
SMEs cannot thrive without the financial fuel of crowd-funding, says Nasser Saidi, former chief economist of the DIFC.
Larry Ellison is the CEO and co-founder of US-based computer technology company Oracle.
Employees leave organisations because they don’t receive attention from their bosses, writes management expert Debbie Nicol.
Ram Buxani’s autobiography paints an honest and credible account of his life in business, family and in the Sindhi community.
Adli Mansour, chief justice at Cairo’s constitutional court, will replace temporarily Mursi as head of state.
A look back at the past 12 months of Mohamed Morsi’s reign in power.
In a rare interview, the founder of the world’s largest private schools company takes on his critics, and reveals his ambition to save the world from bad education.
A retail expert from Manchester Business School, Dubai, warns foreign businesses to take their expansion plans seriously.
With so much opportunity for both parties, will the UAE overcome its impasse with Ethiopia over air travel and illegal nannies?
Nicolai Tillisch argues that new, significant research into human psychology will affect the standards for leading people, especially in the Gulf.
Gulf Business looks at the finest first class and business class lounges on the planet.
Facing economic risk from the Eurozone and US, oil price volatility, and regional political uncertainty, will Saudi Arabia continue to make foreign investors wary?
Are international anti-bribery and corruption laws relevant to MENA companies? Two experts debate the issue.
A watermelon seller died after he set himself on fire in Riyadh last month.
Sheikh Hamad was replaced as prime minister and foreign minister in a cabinet reshuffle following the accession of 33-year-old Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani as emir.
With many GCC consumers now owning two handsets, mobile advertising represents a golden untapped opportunity.
Solar power is supercharging the alternative energy industry, but can the Middle East become a leading global provider?