Tax and subsidies reform is imperative in the Gulf, writes the founder and president of Nasser Saidi & Associates.
MSCI will raise the UAE and Qatar to emerging market from frontier market status at the end of May.
As nations aspire to become global hubs for the Islamic economy, the Halal industry is not to be ignored
The six parliamentary elections since 2006 and more than ten different governments
The crisis is as an eye-opener for governments and authorities across the world on how to confront the attention that accompanies any mega-disaster.
Gulf Business speaks to James Randall, sales manager at eFinancialCareers Gulf.
The Japanese automotive industry is one of the most prominent in the world.
Hayssam Yassine, head of telecommunications at Samsung Gulf Electronics, discloses more details about the Samsung Galaxy S5, set to release on April 11.
Mazen El Zein, CEO and founder of Crystal Group, shares his insight into the UAE nightlife scene and the company’s planned venue launches this year.
Most regional markets performed strongly in 2013 and promise further growth, writes Salah Shamma, co-head, MENA Equity at Franklin Templeton.
The tenth anniversary of the Kingsman Dubai sugar conference was held as the fourth consecutive year of global sugar stocks increase.
The Kingdom recently appointed Prince Muqrin as deputy crown prince.
Local initiative Turn8 is fuelling Dubai’s entrepreneurial scene with investor-demo days.
Web analyst James Stanger explains how marrying social media techniques with human behavior can build a smarter business.
The Gulf’s empires are facing an internal challenge: the need to pull together under one brand, writes Anthony Miles, a consultant at Bladonmore.
The UAE government recently ruled that all Emirati men aged 18-30 would have to serve in the military. What’s not to like, asks Damian Reilly.
Nearly 30 people accused of corruption have been sentenced to prison terms ranging from one to 23 years.
Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain have accused Qatar of disregarding an accord not to interfere in fellow Arab states’ internal affairs.
Could a lack of investment in long-term care facilities create a chronic problem for GCC nations focused on large-scale hospital projects?
If you thought the only things Japanese in the UAE were the cars, sushi, karaoke and Daiso, look again.
The new law may not be radically different, but offers clarity in certain aspects, writes Nasser Ali Khasawneh, managing partner, Middle East, at Eversheds.
Up to 14,500 delegates from Nu Skin Enterprises in China will visit the emirate between April 6-16.
Washington’s preliminary nuclear deal with Iran last year caused tensions between the US and Saudi.
Networking plays a crucial role says Dale Carr, CEO of LeadBolt.
French perfumer M.Micallef is looking to expand across the region having launched in Dubai last year, says Nejman
With malnutrition prevalent, there is an undeniable need for healthy eating choices in the GCC, say Kcal’s founders.
Iran and Syria are the main issues for discussion at the summit, scheduled to take place in Kuwait on March 25-26.
As MENA posts strong growth in bring your own device trends, IT departments must step up real-time security, writes Rabih Dabboussi, Cisco general manager.
The recent disappearance of MH 370 has exposed flaws in the use of radar in aircraft, which fades over oceans and deserts.
E-commerce in the Middle East has tremendous potential to grow, says Baertschi.