The micro-blogging site has made its first business move in the region, teaming up with Connect Ads.
The company aims to have 30 stores in the region by end of 2015.
Speaking at the World Economic Forum, Badr al-Saad fears the decline of the yen.
The region isn’t short of stunning poolsides but which ones drench the competition? Dominic Ellis rounds up some of the Gulf’s top watering holes.
PwC survey reveals that only 36% of CEOs worldwide are ‘very confident’ of their company’s growth prospects in the next 12 months.
The average spot gold price is expected to stand at $1,775 an ounce in 2013, 6.4 per cent higher than last year’s average, says Reuters survey.
Luxury brands at SIHH are realigning their positions in the Middle East.
The much-awaited new smartphone line-up from RIM will be launched in Dubai and five other cities on January 30.
An unnamed source at SIHH confirms Hamilton will no longer endorse TAG Heuer.
The trip follows the withdrawal of Qatar last week from a multi-billion euro tender to develop Athens’ old airport.
Meanwhile Roger Dubuis sources inspiration from the legend of King Arthur.
German luxury car maker hopes to sell 20,000 vehicles per year by 2020.
The Swiss watchmaker unveils its timepieces for the new year at the SIHH in Geneva.
Abu Dhabi airline become the cultural icon’s exclusive international airline partner
South African energy minister says Abu Dhabi- based Masdar has expressed interest in the African nation’s renewable energy programme.
The siege at the gas plant in the Sahara desert began on early Wednesday.
Toshiba’s MEA managing director, Yasuyoshi Matsunaga, talks about powering the world’s fastest elevator and Middle East expansion.
According to a Deloitte report on e-commerce in Turkey, 17 merger and acquisition deals were closed last year.
The Dubai-based cruise liner will be renovated into a 500-room luxury hotel.
But Airbus had a stronger year in the competitive single-aisle arena as it received 455 deliveries, while Boeing recorded 415 for its next-generation B737s
As countries around the world ground their 787s on battery fears, analysts say the new aircraft is only facing teething problems.
The Gulf bank is buying a 77 per cent stake in National Societe Generale Bank.
Qatar Airways CEO says it will only resume 787 operations “when we are clear that the aircraft meets the full requirements of the Airworthiness Directive”.
Regional airports were warned today to remain vigilant from ever-present security threats.
The UAE and Saudi Arabia will find it very challenging to reach their renewable energy targets if they don’t phase out fossil fuel subsidies, warns senior IEA official.
A report by the lender has warned to be wary of the US fiscal cliff, the on-going Euro crisis and the Chinese economy.
Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker says the carrier has no plans to acquire stakes in any Indian airlines.
Abu Dhabi airline’s arrival in May will help boost Netherlands-UAE trade links, currently valued at $3.6 billion
Investcorp sold the insurance industry software provider to US-headquartered Leonard Green & Partners.
Tim Clark tells Gulf Business the airline industry will continue to face problems in 2013.