The founder and president of Nasser Saidi & Associates explores the impact of the Emerging Market Upgrade on the UAE and Qatar.
Following unrest in the country, some foreign financial firms have moved staff to Dubai.
King Abdullah Economic City, the Kingdom’s mega project, is shifting focus to become a local tourism hub from its initial plans of being a financial centre.
Eugene Burke, chief science and analytics officer at global business advisory CEB, discusses how firms should invest in the right employees.
Qatar’s central bank chief Sheikh Abdullah said future sales of government bonds with longer maturities would depend on both liquidity conditions and investor demand.
UAE dairy company Al Rawabi is looking to address key health concerns in the UAE, says general manager Dr. Ahmed El Tigani.
Work must be seen as a fundamental part of life, writes Hisham Farouk, managing partner of Grant Thornton UAE.
Gulf Business checks out 10 of the biggest malls that are coming up across the Middle East and North Africa region over the next few years.
Experts say that the Gulf’s efforts in building up its financial resources on the back of high oil prices as a defence against regional instability is paying off.
The GCC states have very high adult obesity rates, but do not feature on the list because of their small populations.
Dabbah reveals why Dubai is the best destination for hotel growth in the region.
Dubai house prices posted the fastest year-on-year rise of any of the world’s major markets in January-March, soaring 27.7 per cent.
Saudi health sources and international virologists have highlighted poor communication, lack of accountability and inadequate state oversight in the Kingdom.
The UAE is the perfect destination for a depositor looking to safely stash away his cash, writes Peter Cooper.
Second citizenship offers greater stability and security, tax efficiency and ease of travel, among other benefits, say experts.
After being hit hard by the Arab Spring and the Syrian civil war, the Middle East’s troubled tourism markets are fighting back even as political hurdles remain.
If stripped of the tournament, Qatar will suffer a big setback in the regional race for economic diversification, writes Reuters columnist Una Galani.
Gulf Business speaks to Fouad Hamiyeh, head of UAE offices at Crédit Agricole Private Banking.
Investment advisors estimate that the world’s richest preserve up to 40 per cent of their wealth in cash deposits.
Weilers reveals why the South African hotel operator opened its first Middle Eastern property in Abu Dhabi.
The UAE’s strong economy and job opportunities attracts expatriates, writes Dr Claire Moxham, director of studies, online management programmes at the University of Liverpool.
The Dubai carrier cancelled its entire order of 70 A350 XWB aircraft following a “fleet requirement review”.
Stalled during the global financial crisis of 2009 and afterwards, here are five marquee construction projects that are now up and running again.
Rebranding is a complicated and expensive process, writes Anthony Ryman, managing director of grow, a brand consultancy in Qatar.
HTC One M8 beats the list, as compiled by our sister title Stuff Middle East.
Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, sworn in as Egypt’s president on Sunday, is faced with fixing growing unemployment in the country.
Large fees being charged by the UAE’s TV providers to watch the football World Cup are not going to encourage interest in the tournament, says Robert Anderson.
Experts say that advertisers are yet to be convinced of users’ receptiveness to mobile ads.
It’s time to stop using the phrase “here in the region” negatively, writes Tommy Weir, the author of ’10 Tips For Leadership In The Middle East’.
Forget Kuala Lumpar. When it comes to city breaks, Penang is Malaysia’s crown jewel.