Kai Hammerich and Richard D Lewis question the seismic shift of success from West to East and attempt to gauge the success of these companies through the lens of culture.
The 18- karat gold wristwatch is one of the items on sale at Christie’s watch auction to be held in Dubai this October.
Ram Buxani’s autobiography paints an honest and credible account of his life in business, family and in the Sindhi community.
Written by LSE’s Dr Steffen Hertog, this book explores the relationship between businesses and political regimes in the region.
Indian journalist Shaili Chopra unveils the nucleus of CEO golfers, pros and celebrity players on the golf course.
Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor: The Autobiography offers hands-on leadership advice and entrepreneurial tales from one of the region’s most established businessmen.
The book offers a refreshingly honest insight into leadership practices in the GCC.
Abu Dhabi airline become the cultural icon’s exclusive international airline partner
Steinway Piano Gallery will be displaying a crystallised 1/6 scale model grand piano worth AED12 million for the first time
Dispelling fears of a Eurozone crisis and liquidity crunch, art sold better last year than in any other time in history.
With increased consolidation and tepid growth only a few players will survive, says Manuel Emch, CEO of Romain Jerome.
The South Korean pop song has had over 812 million views since it was posted on the site in July.
The newly-released autobiography from Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor, one of the Arab world’s most prominent businessmen, offers advice for business success.
Pieces by Renoir, Picasso and Dali to go under the hammer as the region’s art market strengthens.
Meghna Pant reviews a book on strategy that reveals how businesses can drop the door-knob polishing management style and surge ahead.
E&Y and Arqaam were accused of failing to comply with international accounting standards.
Aarti Nagraj catches up with the Kana’an sisters, who describe the tough but fulfilling life of being an entrepreneur in Dubai.
The Art Palestine exhibition fuses artistic inspiration with wider motivations, writes Jonathan Sheikh Miller.