It is critical to engage with China as it becomes the world’s largest economy and gains unilateral power, say experts.
The two have signed a MOU that will pool $389 million of investment capital.
The referendum will take place on December 15; Islamist supporters rally in Cairo.
The world has overleveraged itself and can either heal itself through policed bank regulation or going spectacularly bust, writes Peter Cooper, editor of Arabianmoney.net.
Neil Churchill talks to the global head of TAG Heuer watches, Jean-Christophe Babin, on timepieces, Iran and Lewis Hamilton.
Already crippled with sky-high food prices, a weakened tourism industry and capital outflow, Egypt’s latest revolution could push the nation to the brink.
The deal comes weeks after British Prime Minister David Cameron’s visit to the UAE.
The court won’t be “terrorised by threats or blackmail and will not submit to any pressure on it in any direction,” said a spokesperson.
State TV has confirmed 34 people have died after two car bombs exploded in the eastern district of Jaramana.
Online security needs to shift its focus, says CEO, as 1.5 million people are hit.
Morocco is keen to enter a strategic partnership for Royal Air Maroc rather than sell a stake in the airline.
The protests follow the issue of a decree by Egypt’s President Mohamed Mursi last week that expanded his powers.
The Gulf country came 18th in the Economist Intelligence Unit’s global list of the best countries to be born in.
The British maker of James Bond’s cars could be Indian-owned by the end of the week.
A string of top managers have left the US lender’s MENA business this year.
The luxury car brand is targeting a slice of the German manufacturers’ pie.
Hospitality company Jumeirah has signed an agreement to operate in Mumbai, India; CEO tells Gulf Business that Delhi may be next.
Despite the global economic uncertainty, the GCC has bounced back, led by the UAE’s thriving service sectors
US on course to slash budget deficit nearly in half next year, as serious negotiations to begin this week.
Egypt may have had democratic elections, but it’s far from a democracy, say US-based experts.
Political analyst and author says Egypt President has too much power and too little trust.
The South Korean pop song has had over 812 million views since it was posted on the site in July.
A decree announced by President Mohammed Mursi on Thursday effectively ended the Egyptian revolution and sowed the seeds of a new dictatorship.
A conference on banning nuclear weapons in the Middle East was to take place in December, but has now been delayed.
Amid continuing global economic uncertainty, GCC stocks faced a mixed outlook.
US to grow between 1.5-2 per cent and emerging economies 4-5 per cent, says Cesar Perez, chief investment strategist EMEA, JP Morgan Private Bank.
The deal grants the Dubai-based airline a five-year extension to its shirt partnership with the football club.
Presenting a luxury corporate gift to your business associates can often make or break the working relationship.
Women have less access to the traditional networking spots, such as the Majlis and the golf club.
A new breed of mannequin uses facial recognition software to gather customer data while you shop.