Gulf Business’ leadership expert, Dawn Metcalfe, answers the ninth question in the series.
The global shortage signals major investment opportunities, says Mark McFarland, chief investment strategist, Emirates NBD Private Banking.
Up to 25 new international retailers opened their stores in the emirate last year.
Riyadh plans to install 41,000 megawatts (MW) of solar power over the next 20 years.
Mona Tavassoli, founder of MomSouq, tells Alicia Buller why babies are good for business.
Impressive figures from BMW, Audi, Volkswagen and Rolls-Royce indicate the region’s economy is purring along nicely.
It’s more important than ever that local companies monitor their exposure to Iran trade and sanctions, writes Ben Constance, partner, Taylor Wessing, Middle East.
Gulf Business investigates the current CV status of some of Dubai’s former celebrity CEOs.
Taken from the Gulf Business Top 50 Banks, these are the biggest banks in Qatar by 2012 total assets.
Taken from the Gulf Business Top 50 Banks, these are the biggest banks in the UAE by 2012 total assets.
Taken from the Gulf Business Top 50 Banks, these are the biggest banks in the Kingdom by 2012 total assets.
The Gulf Business agony aunt is back for the ninth professional query in the series.
Gulf Business’ leadership expert, Dawn Metcalfe, answers the eighth question in the series.
Hotels in Ajman, Fujairah and the delayed resort in Abu Dhabi will open alongside new projects in Riyadh and Amman.
Persistent problems weigh heavy on Europe
One of the world’s richest countries per capita, Kuwait has struggled for years to get big infrastructure projects off the ground because of bureaucratic red tape and political turmoil.
US growth remains weak, the European debt crisis is dragging on and instability is affecting the Middle East’s oil supply.
The Capital Market Authority announced a series of measures designed to reduce the volatility of shares, make them harder to manipulate and improve the quality of listed companies.
Lee Kun-Hee is the chairman of South Korea’s Samsung Group.
Dubai hopes to tap into the trillion-dollar Islamic finance industry and has ambitious aspirations to become the global hub. Can it succeed?
Outsourcing is no longer a strategy just for cost effectiveness, writes Frank Courtney, chief executive for EMEA, Barloworld Logistics.
Etisalat recently announced that it has unblocked Skype, but VoIP services by external providers are still banned in the UAE.
The Abu Dhabi Ports Company’s ambitious Dhs26.5 billion megaproject is powering ahead and on track to establish the UAE as a global maritime hub.
The Gulf Business agony aunt is back to answer the eighth professional query in the series.
Veteran emerging markets investor Mark Mobius reveals why he wants to double investments in Saudi Arabia.
In today’s global economy brand names and adverts are translated into many languages, sometimes with unintended, damaging or hilarious results.
Healthy risk taking leads to healthy profits, writes leadership expert Tommy Weir.
Gulf Business’ leadership expert, Dawn Metcalfe, answers the seventh question in the series.
Dozens of activists and political figures have been charged since late last year with insulting ruler Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah.
Gulf Business speaks to Bong Guerrero, founder and CEO of Fashion Forward.