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.
The Financial Times said this was an acceleration of the SFO’s probe into allegedly corrupt arrangements with Qatar as part of the bank’s emergency cash call in 2008.
Russia’s military intervention on Ukraine’s Crimean peninsula and its aftermath in eastern Ukraine have rattled oil markets for the last few months.
The stores, located in Europe’s Benelux region, will be operated by Wadi Degla Holding.
Housing allowance currently stands at around 25 per cent of basic pay across most GCC countries.
The 372-room hotel at Ibn Battuta Mall is scheduled to open in 2016.
The deal, which was announced last July, foundered on issues ranging from its complex tax structure to the firms’ divergent cultures.
The disease, a form of coronavirus, has killed 121 people in Saudi Arabia since it was identified two years ago.
A range of firms including French bank Societe Generale and credit and debit card company Visa have been affected by the unrest in Ukraine.
The company has around 25 new hotels in the pipeline, which are to be launched over the next five years, a top executive said.
The GCC states warned citizens against visiting Lebanon last June because of the unrest in neighbouring Syria.
Airbus has said tests are going well on its new lightweight, medium-sized jet, developed at an estimated cost of $15 billion.
The next round of senior-level negotiations is due to take place next week in Vienna.
The full functioning of the Gulf Customs Union has been partly delayed by disagreements over a formula on how to divide customs revenues between the states.
The hotelier is currently mulling six projects in Dubai, says chairman.
The Middle East is expected to benefit from the high rate of outbound travel spend by Asian travellers, a study says.
The project includes the redevelopment of the former international airport in Hellenikon, Athens.
The country’s economy is predicted to grow 2.1 per cent this fiscal year, finds poll.
Oil prices are set to drop to $106 per barrel in 2014 and $101 next year from around $108 now.
State-linked firms are likely to repay obligations ahead of schedule.
IMF official asks Dubai officials to look at stricter measures such as those used in Singapore and Hong Kong to cool property market.
Alkhair, which has been operating in the Saudi market since 2009, opened an office in the Dubai last month.
Bidders include Australia’s WorleyParsons, consulting firm McKinsey & Co and Japan’s Oriental Consultants.
Economy and Planning Minister targets annual economic growth of five percent in the country’s 2015-19 development plan.
Ultimatum a sign of the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) tightening its oversight on corporate disclosure norms in the Gulf State’s financial sector.
Growth expected as a result of the country’s next five-year development plan.
Decision reverses an earlier plan to hold a multimillion dollar auction.