Interior Minister Prince Mohammed bin Nayef will be the country’s first king from the third generation of its ruling dynasty.
Both the DFM and ADX say they are in talks to attract market makers.
Those at risk should respond swiftly and appropriately, writes Miranda Rushton, senior associate at law firm Carter-Ruck.
Riyadh now faces a test of its diplomatic skills in trying to arrange talks among Yemen’s fractious elites.
Gulf Business speaks to Silvio Liedtke, COO, Landmark Leisure.
Top brands such as Prada and LVMH’s Christian Dior still baulk at the idea of selling clothing online.
Faced with falling revenue and some of the worst stock performance in the S&P 500, IBM is plotting a return to profitable days
Aiman Kabli, founder and CEO of Dubai Job Connections, a web-based job placement platform, explains how to take on the highly competitive job market of Dubai.
Over time, the market can take care of its own excess supply, writes Jay Raney, partner, Assurance at Grant Thornton UAE.
CBRE Middle East’s MD Nicholas Maclean and head of research Matthew Green, give their insights into the Dubai and Abu Dhabi real estate markets.
The move is likely to start the process of incorporating Saudi Arabia into major equity indices by the likes of MSCI, and this could attract as much as $24 billion in foreign capital.
Nakheel’s chairman reveals how he revived the company’s fortunes, and why he is confident Dubai’s property market will not crash again.
The German carmaker thinks that there is a market for hybrid and electric cars in the Middle East, no matter the cost of fuel or the love for SUVs.
Herman Miller chief Brian Walker sits down with Ankush Chibber to talk all things office.
Dubai is planning to be a centre for an “Islamic economy” with sharia-compliant businesses ranging from banking , trade, food preparation, fashion, education and tourism.
There were zero orders placed by commercial airlines for new Boeing 747s or Airbus A380s last year.
Jan Koum is the CEO and co-founder of messaging network WhatsApp.
YouGotAGift.com’s co-founders discuss the inspiration for their gift card business, growth areas and plans to expand to regional and international markets.
The emirate’s new 21 million sqft design district is set to include galleries, studios, workshops, boutique stores and museums, plus office and residential space.
Gulf Business compares what Emirates, Etihad and Qatar Airways offer versus their counterparts in the US.
Obama said last week that the greatest security threat for the Sunni Gulf was not Iran but poor governance and extremism at home.
The UAE needs to prepare for a new phase of growth and development based on investing in new technologies that will embody innovation, writes an expert.
Bahrain is walking a fine line as it tries to balance social spending and a growing fiscal deficit during a period of cheap oil.
The recent drop in oil prices will not negatively impact the GCC’s renewable energy projects, affirm experts.
Device Manufacturers, app developers, equipment vendors and telcos – all battled for the limelight at this year’s Mobile World Congress.
Failure to finalise the deal would generate levels of public dismay that could hurt authorities, say experts.
Some fund managers have begun to use employee sentiment as one of the tools to evaluate stock purchases.
Chinese smartphone makers are set to grow in this region, states Nabila Popal, regional research manager at IDC.
Dr. Craig Nathanson, online faculty member at the University of Roehampton, London, says career progression remains important to Generation Y workers.
Retail banking rules, bad loan worries and property sector weakness are some other factors that could impact the profitability of the lenders.