As Apple releases the iPhone 5S, we look at the priciest (and most bling) iPhones that money can buy.
The Abu Dhabi government has ruled that public sector employees in the capital have to live within the city.
Around 40 properties in France are owned by Qataris, with total investment amounting to around $7.8 billion over the past decade, found Reuters.
Oman’s entrepreneurs can add value to the government’s job creation efforts, if given adequate support.
Focusing on business, not politics is the only way out of the vicious Arab unrest circle, says group executive director and CEO of Standard Chartered, EMEA.
The home-cooked style restaurant is planning to expand across the UAE and the wider region, says El Eit.
Catherine Middleton is the Duchess of Cambridge.
As the Indian rupee continues its free-fall, Gulf Business tracks the best investment options in India for NRIs.
Latin beauty firms have found a goldmine export market in Dubai and the Middle East.
Wes Schwalje, chief operating officer at Tahseen Consulting, says swift action must be taken to create sustainable jobs and develop the region into a truly global knowledge economy.
Halcyon Events, a luxury hospitality company, operates concierge style packages to Grands Prixs around the world.
Forming mini-start ups within the government could jump start creativity and fuel jobs, say Bessma Momani, associate professor at the University of Waterloo, and Mehrunisa Qayyum, founder of PITAPOLICY Consulting.
A US-led cruise missile attack on Syria in response to its alleged use of chemical weapons, seems increasingly likely in the coming days.
The number of Twitter users in Saudi Arabia nearly doubled in six months to 2.9 million in July 2012, amounting to a little over 10 per cent of the population
Subsidiary governance is crucial, according to Hawkamah, the Institute for Corporate Governance in the MENA region.
Does the sudden input of wealth from the Middle East region guarantee success? Recent history would suggest the results are mixed.
A look at the roller-coaster ride of Qatar’s 2022 World Cup bid, and the allegations made since.
Data lost cannot be replaced or compensated through legal means, say experts.
Dubai’s best restaurants as ranked by the What’s On Black Hat Guide 2013.
Stephen Evans, SCB’s head of private banking for Europe, Middle East, Africa and South Asia, reveals why Dubai is set to become a global private banking hub.
The Dubai Financial Market dropped seven per cent on Tuesday following reports of a possible Western strike in Syria.
Be aware of cultural differences, writes Barbara Wang, Ashridge Business School programme director and China representative.
The luxurious destination features 100 retail and high-end F&B outlets spread across 33,000 sq metres.
As regional confidence improves, Standard & Poor’s is looking to increase its presence in the region.
Will A. Stein, president of well-being firm Phiip Stein, says 2013 will be a year of growth.
Syria’s ongoing conflict simply has to stop, write UNHCR’s António Guterres and UNICEF’s Anthony Lake.
The island’s once vibrant economy was paralysed by violent pro-democracy protests which deterred foreign investment and crimped tourism. Where does it stand today?
As the latest network sharing agreement flops, is now the time to end the UAE telco duopoly?
Marketers need to be interactive, responsive and authentic, writes Ambrish Chaudhry, executive director of strategy at The Brand Union.
Top executives from the European manufacturer praise GCC airlines for their use of the A380 and launching the new A350.