Gulf Business’ leadership expert, Dawn Metcalfe, answers the third question in the series.
The Geneva Motor Show in March unveiled some of this year’s most expensive rides.
Which kind of leader are you? The chameleon, the wheeler dealer, or the humble surgeon?
Qatar will face the emergence of Australia as a new power in global LNG, while the US will also challenge its dominance.
Start-ups are sprouting up across the country and speedily gaining access to investor support.
Big picture trends in commodities demand and political upheaval are transforming the way we live, says Mark McFarland, chief investment strategist, Emirates NBD Private Banking.
Authorities expect a 50 per cent population growth by 2020 but financing issues are likely to moderate the boom.
Egypt’s stalled reforms and violent protests are endangering the country’s economic progress.
Many illegal immigrants have now lived in the Kingdom for decades, prompting government officials to speak of a “humanitarian crisis”
Richard Paul, head of residential valuation, Cluttons UAE and Paul Preston, director and head of Middle East, IP Global, lead the debate.
An indigenous Arab style of advertising is taking shape in the region, says JWT’s Keverian.
Experts say looming IT attacks could be catastrophic for global business and even cost lives.
The world’s richest horse race will take place in Dubai on Saturday, March 30.
The Gulf Business agony aunt is back to answer another professional query from one of our readers.
China holds the first and second biggest initial public offerings ever as Asian and U.S. companies go head-to-head.
The majority of the early newspapers in the region were founded in Saudi Arabia.
Gulf Business’ leadership expert, Dawn Metcalfe, answers the second question in the series.
Sponsoring events has become a key tool in company portfolios.
Apart from Facebook, how many other tech IPOs in 2012 can you remember?
Chinese consumers will drive auto revenues in 2013, says Matein Khalid, fund manager in a royal investment office.
Radio broadcasters Malcolm Taylor and Brandy Scott discuss their views on traffic, world record attempts and how the financial downturn benefited their show.
As Turkey grows, its influence on the MENA region is also rising, writes Georges Elhedery, head of global markets, MENA at HSBC.
It is often unclear what Doha wants back from its investments – an ego boost, political, or a financial return.
The regional advertising industry has to swiftly begin engaging with a multi-screen user, says Ayoub.
Lebanon wants to become a digital hub for the Middle East, selling excess bandwidth to other countries.
Recent bond issues have seen heavy bids but perform poorly in the secondary market.
It’s no longer a question of ‘if’, but of ‘when’ RMB will become a global currency, says Natrajan Ramsubramani, head of Corporate Products at Standard Chartered.
A country’s global aviation reach is at the top of its bragging rights, with these airports seeing more passengers than any others.
A subtle tug of war has been waging between the UAE central bank and commercial banks as it aims to regulate the country’s financial sector.