Quantitative easing will only work if politicians commit to accountability for sustainable growth, writes Mark McFarland, chief investment strategist, Emirates NBD Private Banking.
Barack Obama is the 44th President of the United States of America.
Presenting a luxury corporate gift to your business associates can often make or break the working relationship.
Vehicle sales in the UAE and wider region are reaching 2008’s record levels due to jobs, positive sentiment and a rising population.
International insurance provider Zurich says home insurance in the region is essential and inexpensive.
With the GCC countries looking to diversify into knowledge-based economies, foreign firms are pumping billions into regional research and development.
McDonalds and Taco Bell offer a historical lesson in innovation for the UAE, writes leadership expert Tommy Weir.
Dr. Akshay Batra says the homeopathic company is looking to expand in the GCC region.
Obama refers to China as a US enemy, as China is urged to be a responsible stakeholder.
The prize for increasing your building’s efficiency could be vast, say energy-saving experts.
Gulf Business speaks to Alejandro Agag, CEO of Fomula E Holdings.
Big Oilfield service companies are rapidly gaining importance over major oil giants.
Ever wonder where the world’s rich and famous business leaders go on a break from the boardroom? We give you a sneak peek.
In today’s world, PR disasters are just one ill-judged tweet away. Kevin Hasler, general manager at BPG Public Relations, explains how to manage negative publicity.
An office assistant at a company initiated small eco-friendy initiatives in the office that is saving his company thousands of dirhams.
Gulf Business asked Sophia Serin, Senior Editor at Emirates Woman Group, to round up the region’s most popular fashion brands.
The next decade will see soaring growth rates in Middle East exports to Asia and beyond.
56 per cent respondents lack confidence in the global economy; MENA experts the most optimistic.
The might of incumbent airlines has been tested in recent times by the growth of low-cost carriers. But do Middle East players have anything to worry about?
There are many signs of a true recovery in the Dubai real estate market this year, writes Peter Cooper, editor of Arabianmoney.net.
Next year will witness some of the world’s most crucial political elections, changing the face of the region and beyond.
As the Gulf’s hospitality industry grows, international and local hotel brands are ramping up their presence in the region.
The Gulf Recruitment Group will soon expand into Saudi Arabia and Iraq, says Toby Simpson.
Wen Jiabao is the premier of the State Council of the People’s Republic of China.
A definitive list of regional companies implementing meaningful initiatives for the environment.
Policies by central banks across the world to kick-start the economy haven’t borne fruit as yet, writes Chris Tedder, research analyst at FOREX.com
Once the dust from Obama’s win settles, the pressing problem of the US economy falling into a ‘fiscal cliff’ threatens to raise its ugly head, especially with the looming danger of bi-partisanship.
Dr. Marie Owens Thomsen, senior economist-strategist at Credit Agricole, explains why Obama’s win is good news for the region.
The result from the US elections, with Obama’s subsequent win, will have a critical bearing on US monetary policy and its impact on the GCC.
With global markets in flux, fixed income is becoming the new favourite for regional investors.