The property development industry is all about providing value to homeowners and investors, says Benoy Kurien, general manager of Al Hamra Real Estate Development.
The GCC’s facilities management firms are booming as more buildings are erected but the industry is aiming for sustainable growth this time around.
Suhail Masri, VP sales at Bayt.com, gives his insight into the impact Expo 2020 will have on the UAE’s job market.
Having just opened the company’s first Middle Eastern office in Dubai via sister brand FX Solutions, Mark Preston, CEO and executive chairman of City Index, talks the local forex market, the impact of technology and the global investment climate.
A lack of arable land and growing number of mouths to feed makes food security a pressing issue for the GCC.
Ethics is a full time business and every firm needs to make an effort to be morally upright in all its dealings, writes the president and CEO of Philips, Middle East and Turkey.
Despite a recovery in yields across asset classes such as equities and real estate, the liquidity and volatility of the forex industry remains attractive to regional investors.
Russia’s battle could trigger contagion across emerging markets, says Matein Khalid, a global equities investor and advisor to regional family offices.
Irvin Richter, CEO of Hill International, is stepping down at the end of the year to allow his son to take charge. But that won’t stop the firm’s frenetic pace, he says.
Liberal reformers, atheists and human rights advocates have all been targeted through a series of arrests and new laws in the Kingdom.
As the UAE and Saudi race to build nuclear reactors to meet mounting energy needs, the inevitable question arises – is nuclear a viable option?
Sharing power and being clear about expectations could encourage innovation in your team, writes Jeanette Teh, assistant professor of Business Administration at the American University in Dubai.
The automaker plans to launch a hydrogen-powered car in the United States, Japan and Europe next year.
Software vendor Epicor is looking to expand in the Middle East, says Squalli.
Dubai’s smart city plan promises exciting times ahead, writes Jyoti Lalchandani, group VP and regional MD for the Middle East, Turkey & Africa at IDC.
Medical tech firms are flush with rising government healthcare spend.
James Reynolds, founder of search marketing firm Veravo, lists a number of tricks to increase web traffic.
Employee learning and development is key to business success, says Abdulla Al Gurg, group general manager, Easa Saleh Al Gurg Group.
Dubai’s real estate market still has plenty of growth opportunities, says the CEO of property brokerage service provider, Dar Al Aqar.
There’s been a renaissance in research and development productivity in biotech, writes Evan McCulloch, vice president portfolio manager/research analyst at Franklin Equity Group.
Driverless electric cars will soon hit UAE roads, writes Sherry Zameer from Gemalto Middle East.
The number of commercial planes worldwide with Wi-Fi, cell service or both is expected to more than triple over the next 10 years, to 14,000 from about 4,000 currently.
Branded content is rapidly gaining ground in the Middle East as digital penetration increases, says Waugh.
Iran boasts a large, educated population and a wealth of business opportunities, writes Ali Borhani, founder of Incubeemea.com.
Lenders hurting themselves by cold-calling customers, says head of Retail Banking at Emirates NBD.
Connecting CSR initiatives with business objectives will create shared value for companies and society, says Jeanette Teh, assistant professor of Business Administration, American University in Dubai
Labour reforms impact on the company will “drag on for a few more years”, but it is steadily decreasing, a top executive said.
Is the rise of shale gas and oil a threat or an opportunity for GCC nations?
With GCC investors increasingly looking east, can Hong Kong maintain its position as the financial centre of choice for China?
Until recently it was thought that agriculture in the UAE was a futile industry. But Japan’s film farming technology is forcing the experts to revaluate.