Narendra Modi was sworn in as India’s prime minister on Monday.
The US carrier will be dropping Doha from its triangular Washington-Doha-Dubai service from August 30.
National Bank of Abu Dhabi, First Gulf Bank, Emirates NBD and Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank have issued kangaroo bonds this year.
Regional telecom operators are grappling with new business models and growing competition. Enterprise provider SAP says it can help.
As global foreign direct investments grow, the UAE is hoping to grab a significant portion.
Companies need to learn from brand failures to avoid mistakes, according to brand research firm Millward Brown.
Issuance of sukuk globally hit an all-time high of $134.3 billion in 2012, but fell to $114.3 billion in 2013.
Gulf Business speaks to Raghu Malhotra, division president, Middle East and North Africa, MasterCard.
Mobile and tablet seller Fastlink is looking to expand across MEA, says its MD, Khaled Kefel.
The two firms have gone head-to-head with their costly carbon-fibre experiments – the Boeing 787 Dreamliner and Airbus A350.
PC vendors are integrating the most sought-after qualities of tablets into their own innovative devices, writes Fouad Charakla, research manager at IDC.
Increasing costs are one of the club’s biggest challenges currently, says Cullen.
Dubai’s real estate market has new buyers, better laws and a solid foundation, writes Haider Ali Khan, CEO of Bayut.com.
As a growing number of GCC firms eye public financing, Andrew Marshall, head of executive reward, Hay Group ME, explores the relationship between executive pay and company performance.
A large budget deficit and concerns that the El Nino could devastate agricultural output, require immediate attention.
Australia and the GCC share remarkably high growth rates, writes Peter Cooper.
For some stocks, such as DP World, NBAD and Ooredoo, the expected inflows will be more than 10 times bigger than the average daily trading volume, predict experts.
Poor financial reporting and an absence of credit bureaus are hindering SME lending.
As smartphone penetration levels rise and wearables enter the mainstream, a hyper-connected world is closer than we think.
The use of information technology within the construction industry is changing rapidly, says Cope.
Experts say last week’s break-up was due in large part to a clash of cultures and egos.
Perception is reality and successful businesses appreciate its importance, writes management expert Debbie Nicol.
CompTIA’s Randy Gross explains why IT is becoming more integral to business success.
Despite a closing of the gap between Western and Arab salaries in 2014, average wages have declined overall.
The Gulf Business 2014 Salary Survey found that salaries for Western expatriates in the GCC fell steeply last year.
The Gulf Business 2014 Salary Survey found that the average wage of an Asian expatriate in the GCC dropped by 4.27 per cent.
The Gulf Business 2014 Salary Survey found that there has been an influx of well-qualified Arab expats into the GCC in the last year.
Matein Khalid, a global equities investor and advisor to regional family offices, builds a bullish case for global bank shares.
Qatar spent roughly 6.5 per cent of GDP on capital injections and other measures to maintain stability in its banking sector following the 2008 global credit crunch.