Abela is looking to expand its F&B chains Sandella’s Flatbread Café and Bean There across the UAE and Qatar.
There is nowhere for investors to go to but precious metals, writes Cooper, editor of ArabianMoney.net.
Battling Ebola, solving the GCC’s diabetes epidemic, and finding a cure for cancer are just some of the ambitions of Johnson & Johnson’s worldwide pharma chairman Joaquin Duato.
With a number of hospitals and clinics starting up in the GCC, the war for medical talent has begun.
Market conditions may have shifted so far in favour of euro issuance that Gulf borrowers may leave their comfort zone and start to follow a shift towards the euro.
Gulf Business speaks to Adrian Bell, executive director of Action Impact.
Jeanette Teh shares her tips to encourage happiness in the work place in the buildup to the International Day of Happiness.
Competition for consumers’ loyalty is fierce in the region, says Evans.
Oil bears may underestimate the hurdles on the diplomatic path to Iran’s return to world energy markets.
The entertainment destination received 3.9 million visitors as of end- February, confirmed Hussain.
A stable economy and an unwavering flow of investments will push up hiring, writes Suhail Masri, VP of Bayt.com
Sweden cancelled a defence cooperation accord with Saudi Arabia last week over rights concerns.
As oil continues its bearish run, the fate of energy shares in Wall Street hangs in balance, writes the global equities investor.
Oil revenues cushion the GCC from any major food crisis but with the region still reliant on imports, countries face real supply chain risks.
Hong Kong will come back stronger from the pro-democracy protests that spooked investors in 2014, experts say.
Syria’s civil war has no doubt left Assad weakened, but he is stronger than the groups fighting to topple him.
King Salman is trying to reinforce the need for unity in the Arab region and find a way to work around disagreements over the Muslim Brotherhood.
Apple’s new Watch is expected to be launched at an event announced this week.
The drop in oil price provides the ‘Perfect Storm’ opportunity for policy reforms, writes the founder and president of Nasser Saidi & Associates.
Saudi Arabia recently announced a new round of bonuses for government employees, a direction that experts believe is opposite to what it should be doing in this time of cheap oil.
Robert Anderson takes a pit stop at the Qatar Motor Show to chat to Bentley board member Kevin Rose.
The UAE is weaning itself away from oil and could be almost independent of it by 2021, say senior government officials.
Sources in Nusra said that Qatar is encouraging the group to go ahead with the move, which would give it a boost in funding.
Deposits from governments, quasi-government bodies and national oil companies provide around 10 to 35 per cent of GCC banks’ non-equity funding.
Angela Merkel has been serving as the German chancellor since 2005.
King Salman is clearly laying the ground for a generational shift in how Riyadh develops its energy and economic strategies.
How will Eurowings’ new low-cost Dubai services fare next winter?
Non-fire retardant cladding poses an enormous risk for high-rises in the UAE, write Barry Greenberg and Michael Kortbawi from Bin Shabib & Associates.
A major challenge in the region is extreme climate and weather conditions, says Alawiye.
In his first public comments since oil prices rebounded, Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi signalled satisfaction with developments, saying he saw oil demand growing.