New India, long buried since the crash, may see 2013 as its resurgent year. Can India overcome corruption and political hurdles to embrace greater global liquidity and a pick up in investor sentiment?
At least 900 people have been killed since security forces broke up two pro-Mursi camps on August 14.
Gulf Business reveals some of the most famous journalists who have shaped the world of news.
The MENA region needs to find a common voice, writes Steen Jakobsen, chief economist at Saxo Bank.
Around 70 per cent of Indians in the UAE send money home. The war for their wages is hotting up.
Are you good looking, handsome or beautiful? Careful, your features may cause problems in the region.
Google is not the only search engine on the web. Here are some others also worth a try.
The Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe ‘Ruby Limited Edition’ will go on sale exclusively at Abu Dhabi Motors
Nisha Varman Shetty is the managing director of Urban Yogi, a pop-up sustainable home furniture store, founded in Dubai last year.
Dominic Ellis is the first journalist to experience the new class of Dubai’s low-cost carrier, testing everything from the cabin to duty free.
Saudi, Kuwait and the UAE have pledged aid worth $12 billion since Mursi’s removal on July 3.
As consumer lending perks up in the UAE, unsolicited calls from various banks pushing credit have reached pre-crisis levels.
France tops the list of the most visited countries in the world in 2012, according to the latest UNWTO report.
Dubai’s ruling Al Maktoum family offers an excellent example of leadership, writes Nicolai Tillisch.
What’s it like for pilots and crew onboard an A380? Dominic Ellis popped into the Emirates Aviation Experience to find out.
The advertisements that received the highest ratings points during the holy month this year, according to tview.
2013 represents the start of a multi-year opportunity for investors.
It appears songs and entertainment make for the most popular videos in the United Arab Emirates.
Donna Benton, founder of the Entertainer discount books, reveals the secret to building an international brand with a Dhs120,000 start up budget.
Karman was the first Arab woman and second Muslim woman to win the Nobel peace prize.
Both Iran’s new president Hassan Rouhani and Saudi’s King Abdullah have shown willingness to make peace in the past.
Islamist President Mohamed Mursi was ousted by the military a year after he took office.
Will the gas nation’s change of Emirship herald a new political era?
After decades of relying on oil wealth to attract expat labour, will Saudi be successful in adopting the reverse trend by assimilating locals into the workforce?
Employees, managers, HR and the organisation have to work together, writes Nuno Gomes, Mercer’s Information Solutions leader for the Middle East.
The benefits and dangers of social media are a package deal as companies continue to embrace social media as a tool for customer communication.
Showing respect over a cup of coffee is a founding element of Middle Eastern family and business culture, writes leadership expert Tommy Weir.
Eid Al Fitr marks the end of the month of Ramadan, when Muslims fast.
Smaller companies in food production and building supply businesses are growing despite the economic slowdown.
India and Turkey’s central banks have taken contrasting approaches to the devaluing of their respective currencies.