Gulf firms are increasingly chasing Asian liquidity.
Hisham Kandil says he expects the country’s economy to grow by up to four per cent this financial year.
Egypt’s government is hoping to receive a $4.8 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund.
Majority of vacancies are for junior level executives while 45 per cent of firms will advertise less than five positions, says new survey.
India’s flagship airline welcomes the arrival of its first Boeing 787, ahead of its first Dubai route.
Current outstanding demand for Islamic bonds totals an estimated $300 billion.
Bangkok’s sprawling Grand Palace is the spiritual heart of Thailand’s kingdom.
As oil prices rise, Western economies face dire days ahead, says Reuters’ John Kemp.
Gulf Business takes a look at the biggest events that the GCC nations have hosted, are hoping to host, and the ones that got away.
Orascom Construction Industries, Egypt’s biggest listed company, feels weight of new plants in Algeria and the US.
The tech giant has hinted that it will launch its latest phone at an event on September 12 in San Francisco.
The lender leads M&A advisory rankings in MENA with $4.7 billion of deals this year, according to Dealogic.
Gold and silver have hit multi-month highs as investors aim to hedge against potential inflation risks.
Ernst & Young survey shows shoppers in the region are more loyal to their preferred brands than shoppers in the UK or US.
King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia urges Gulf Cooperation Council to become a single entity.
The Gulf-funded football clubs continue to spend big money for new players as both teams get off to winning ways.
The banking group appoints a new chief executive to repair its damaged reputation following the Libor scandal.
Although much of the country’s industrial production has been hit, the rural economy has been less affected by the turmoil.
With entrepreneurship in the region witnessing an unprecedented boom, funding options are also on the rise.
Colombia tops the list while Lebanon is the only Middle Eastern country to feature.
ICBC ME posted a pre-tax profit of $36 million in the first half of the year, up 157 per cent from H1 2011.
Fees from Qatar Investment Authority paid to the British bank are being scrutinised by the UK’s Serious Fraud Office.
The money will be placed in the Yemeni central bank and will support the country’s economic recovery, a Yemeni minister said.
Apple is used to being a market leader, but the hugely lucrative Chinese market is proving elusive.
Finance ministers of the G7 nations said that the West was ready to tap oil reserves to offset rising prices.
Days after its court victory, the world’s most valuable company has filed a lawsuit against the South Korean brand, targeting 28 of its devices.
The Kingdom bought weapons worth $33.4 billion from the US last year, says new report.
The precious metal rose to $1,676.45 an ounce on Monday, it’s highest in over four months.
Mohamed Mursi confirms there will be no new taxes and will look to investment to fix the country’s economy.
Jordan’s largest lender has elected Sabih al-Masri to head the bank after the sudden resignation of Abdel Hamid Shoman.