Real and close geopolitical risks will not leave any major market unaffected, writes Matein Khalid, a global equities investor and advisor to regional family offices.
The Securities and Commodity Authority said a new “technical committee” would ensure the integrity of share trading and prevent any manipulation of stock prices.
As GCC economies seek to diversify away from oil, many countries are pursuing free zones as the solution.
UAE and Qatar stock markets rallied sharply over the past year in anticipation of the upgrade to emerging market status by index compiler MSCI.
The rapid consumerisation of technology is putting huge pressure on businesses and governments, says Kheradpir.
Ian Gorsuch makes a pit stop in Dubai to discuss the business of supercars.
Video content is playing an increasingly important role in online advertising, marketing and brand awareness, says Steve Rotter, VP Digital Marketing, Brightcove.
Along with a growth in Ramadan apps, youngsters have more time to spend online, writes Diego Arrabal, VP, Southern Europe and Middle East, F5 Networks.
Starwood’s global president and CEO plots the next phase of the hotel chain’s ambitious Middle Eastern expansion.
Will hedge funds, gold, land, art, and cash be your best friends when the next big financial crisis hits, asks Peter Cooper, editor of ArabianMoney.net.
The Dubai construction firm lost almost 50 per cent of its stock value after stakeholder Aabar cut its stake and former CEO Hasan Ismaik resigned.
The Middle East is catching the eye of venture capitalist (VC) firms eager to cash in on the growing number of tech start-ups in the region.
Dubai’s property market is showing signs of overheating, but banks seem better insulated this time around, say experts.
Forecasts for U.S. shale oil production vary from an increase of 7.5 million barrels per day by 2020 – almost doubling current domestic output of 8.5 bpd.
Dubai residents need to be more informed about moving trends in the UAE, writes Maria Siddiqui, marketing officer at MoveSouq.com.
Andalucía is looking to attract Arab tourists to its shores, says Juan Manuel Ortiz Pascual.
British Airways’ area commercial manager, Paolo De Renzis, discusses the airline’s operations in the Middle East and reveals some details about its new 787 First Class cabin.
Use iftars and suhours as an opportunity to connect rather than pitch, says Asha Wadhwani, key account manager at Efinancial Careers Gulf.
A list of the top iftars around Dubai this Ramadan and what they charge along with their major attractions.
The development will include the world’s largest mall and a range of leisure, retail, cultural, wellness and hospitality options.
The GCC should tie economic policy conditions to its aid of Arab transition countries, writes the founder and president of Nasser Saidi & Associates.
Retailers and brands will have to rethink their strategies during the holy month, writes Olga Kudryashova, planning director at advertising agency Cheil MENA.
The global financial crisis has made the cash-rich Gulf more attractive to overseas bond issuers as a source of investment funds.
Gulf Business speaks to Ali Nehme, managing director-digital, Starcom Mediavest Group, Middle East and North Africa.
Support for violent tactics such as suicide bombing has fallen in many countries but significant minorities still approve of them, a survey showed.
As the FIFA World Cup fever rages on, Binod Shanker, the managing director of Genesis Institute, explores the links between football and finance.
The recent fiasco surrounding Dubai builder Arabtec calls for urgent corporate change, writes management expert Debbie Nicol.
Dubai-based Arabtec has not provided any serious explanation for what is happening, says Reuters columnist Una Galani.
Matein Khalid, a global equities investor and advisor to regional family offices, evaluates the best software shares to invest in.