The much anticipated Windows 8 is expected to go sale in October.
Enjoy Europe from the unique vantage point of the Orient Express train journey from Istanbul to Venice, writes Adrian Mourby.
Daily deal websites are having to face down criticism that their vouchers degrade brands and the business model is a passing fad.
Investing in Facebook’s IPO in 2012 may not be the best idea, writes Matein Khalid, fund manager in a royal investment office.
The 18th century spirit of the Venice Carnival comes to life when you don your own mask and costume, writes Adrian Mourby.
Family businesses must sort out their differences to survive, writes Amin Nasser, partner of Private Company Services Leader at PwC Middle East.
Higher foreign ownership in firms could change the way companies are created in the UAE, writes John Martin, founding partner and CEO of Links Group.
Companies need to protect valuable information in order to achieve resilience, says Abed Shaheen, managing director at InfoFort.
The UAE only needs to make small changes to become a paradise for small businesses, says Nigel Sillitoe, MD of Insight Discovery
There’s a simple way for leaders to increase the output from their subordinates, say experts.
Will the new reduced UAE medicine costs prove to be sufficient for a fair industry?
Google found nearly half of the UAE uses the web for online banking and research.
The Finnish telco partnered with Microsoft in a bid to claw back market share last year
Enjoy five-star treatment at Abu Dhabi’s Anantara’s Desert Island Resort & Spa wildlife sanctuary.
Nick Cooper gets up close and personal with Jaguar’s latest XK.
According to jobsite, Bayt.com, the Middle East is teeming with strict bosses who are prepared to fire staff.
According to a recent study men are more likely to develop memory dysfunction, a precursor to dementia.
As Abu Dhabi presses ahead with its aerospace programme, Gulf Business talks to the firm at the forefront of the capital’s bold plans.
It boasts all the luxury and ride refinement that you expect from a Jaguar, but the XJL also delivers serious performance and handling.
From Korean eateries to West End shows, the British capital has it all.
Auto financing in the UAE is beginning to tilt in favour of Islamic banks.
An engaged workforce will help you get ahead in 2012, says Dr. Tommy Weir, advisor on emerging market leadership.
While much of the region is overbanked, there’s little hope for mergers anytime soon.
The island nation faces sluggish growth and a rise in non-performing loans due to political turmoil.
Strong government regulation and hefty public spending have buoyed the Kingdom’s banking sector.
After 30 months of recession, revolution and soaring oil prices, flydubai CEO Ghaith Al Ghaith tells Jonathan Sheikh-Miller why even a potential global double dip won’t spoil his bold expansion plans.
Banks are focusing on building Tier 1 capital to meet stringent global liquidity regulations.
Difficult conditions mean banks are spreading their retail wings to attract customer deposits and loans.
Banks are slowly recovering from the 2008 fallout, but the impact of a recent government funding drive remains to be seen.
The famous British hotelier tells Jonathan Sheikh-Miller why he’s not fazed by talk of Abu Dhabi over-supply.