The first in a series of exclusive leadership articles from Dubai-based business author, Nicolai Tillisch.
As global fiscal stimulus continues will the end result be deflation or inflation, asks Mark McFarland, chief investment strategist, Emirates NBD Private Banking.
Boss of logistics company Barloworld says the recession kickstarted companies into investing into their supply chains.
Steven Morgan, head of country, Cluttons UAE and Paul Preston, director and head of Middle East, IP Global, lead the debate.
Unemployment in the Gulf state currently stands at around 24 per cent, according to the IMF.
Gulf Business speaks to Karim Khalifa, CEO of Digital Republic.
As the year draws to a close, we bring you a list of the major events that marked 2012 in the history books.
Dubai World Central is set to become the new hub for business aviation.
Where to go for the best bespoke suits and shirts in the emirate.
As Dubai hosts its annual glitzy film festival, experts say that the local movie industry will take more time to fully establish itself.
Japan’s long-term risky fundamentals will become more apparent in 2013, says Matein Khalid, fund manager in a royal investment office.
Boss of Dubai-founded hospitality company Roya says Qatar and Saudi Arabia will drive new business
Dubai features among the top 25 global destinations for hotel investment in 2012, according to a new report.
UAE banks are gunning for a slice of the growing Chinese economy.
Whether it’s modern plush or vintage charm, the luxury car market is booming. And car lovers in the Middle East are among the world’s top consumers.
Lady Gaga is a US-based singer, song writer and activist.
Following the resignation of the CEO of Gulf Air, Samer Majali, this week, where does the airline find itself as it approaches 2013?
Loulou Khazen Baz beat nine other hopefuls to the TV prize, but how will she spend her spoils?
Johannes Jooste, head of strategy for EMEA at Merrill Lynch, advises equities over fixed income.
As Dubai prepares to build a $2.5 billion theme park complex, we look at the most-visited amusement parks in the world.
The first in a series of etiquette columns from Penny Edge, founder of the Finishing Academy UK.
Gold in real danger of more long liquidation before end of year, says Emirates NBD.
The most highly priced properties for sale on UAE’s market.
It is critical to engage with China as it becomes the world’s largest economy and gains unilateral power, say experts.
Qatar’s billion-dollar infrastructure programme is set to provide investors with unprecedented options — eventually.
The world has overleveraged itself and can either heal itself through policed bank regulation or going spectacularly bust, writes Peter Cooper, editor of Arabianmoney.net.
Nandos UAE is planning to double its workforce within the next two years, says Suhail Gidwani.
Neil Churchill talks to the global head of TAG Heuer watches, Jean-Christophe Babin, on timepieces, Iran and Lewis Hamilton.
Dispelling fears of a Eurozone crisis and liquidity crunch, art sold better last year than in any other time in history.
Gulf Business speaks to Sam Surrey, partner at BDO Corporate Finance