Exclusive: Dubai’s market outlook for the year is confident and the business community is growing, writes Buamim.
Exclusive: Emirates NBD will focus on expanding its retail and wealth management franchise this year.
Exclusive: Despite rising oil prices, Emirates Airlines plans to continue its growth strategy in 2013.
Often it’s not just one mistake that ruins your career but a catalogue of smaller oversights, writes business coach Dawn Metcalfe.
Property consultant Jones Lang LaSalle outlines the key factors that will impact the UAE’s property market this year.
Exclusive: Emaar is leading Dubai’s real estate revival and economic transformation, writes the developer’s chairman.
In an exclusive interview, the Arab region’s richest businessman reveals to Gulf Business what time he wakes up and what he likes to read.
Exclusive: Foreign trade takes center stage in UAE’s 2013 economic diversification agenda, writes the UAE minister.
Emerging markets and urbanisation lead the global economic trends, writes Mark McFarland, chief investment strategist, Emirates NBD Private Banking.
Toshiba’s MEA managing director, Yasuyoshi Matsunaga, talks about powering the world’s fastest elevator and Middle East expansion.
Gulf Business speaks to Kathleen Brooks, research director at Forex.com.
Tony Douglas, CEO of Abu Dhabi Ports Company, reports on delivering phase one of the capital’s most ambitious project to date.
Middle East managers concerned about how to manage expectations and retain Gen Y, reveals new study.
As the UAE’s railways network becomes a multi-billion dollar industry, the players and stakes involved are reaching a new high.
How can you ensure that you pick the best job for your future development and investment?
The boss of the Dubai arm of Saxo Bank says he is confident about the UAE’s financial climate.
China will storm ahead of Brazil in 2013 says Matein Khalid, fund manager in a royal investment office.
Park Jae-sang, better known as Psy, is a South Korean pop singer.
INSEAD, along with the Harvard Business Review, ranks the best performing chief executives in the world.
There are four type of individual communication style: visual, auditory, kinesthetic and audio digital.
Nine years after the US-led coalition toppled Saddam Hussein there are signs that companies are moving to long-term investments in Iraq.
The emirate’s real estate sector edged backed to life in 2012.
As Tata Communications continues investing in the region, Radwan Moussalli, managing director – MENA, Tata Communications reveals the impact of network outages on Middle East companies.
Kuwait’s gridlocked political situation is stymying its banking sector.
The emirate has reached a phase one upturn in the emerging markets business cycle, writes Peter Cooper, editor of Arabianmoney.net.
Marketing specialist IML Group plans to diversify its product range and expand geographically, says Kenny Jephcott.
The important points and rules you need to know if you’re thinking of starting your own company in the Gulf state.
Oman’s economy and its banking sector are performing well.
Gulf Business speaks to Monica Malhotra, managing director of Kidville, UAE.
High oil and gas prices and a large-scale infrastructure programme buttressed Qatar’s banking sector in 2012.