Xerox’s new regional head is hoping to maintain the company’s position in the production space.
Vodafone Qatar CEO Kyle Whitehill reveals his struggle to bring competition to the Qatari telecom market and what really happened with the QNBN deal.
Chicken restaurant Wingstop is planning to launch at least 15 more outlets across the UAE over the next decade, says Ted Leovich.
Regional MD Milvin George discloses why the luxury Italian watchmaker shuns traditional marketing to reach its fan base.
Enterprise technology distributor Arrow ECS is looking at opportunities in Iraq and Egypt, according to Jean-Loup Desamaison-Cognet.
The regional energy management sector is still underdeveloped considering the potential and scope, says Lehain.
Gulf Business speaks to Mohanna al Muhairi, CEO, Emirates Foundation.
Royal Jet will receive two new Boeing business jets later this year as part of a $700 million fleet expansion and replacement programme, says Gordon.
Aldar Properties CEO Mohamed Al Mubarak says the company is looking to launch 5,300 units over the next four to five years.
Alessio Ruffoni explains why he is bringing Milan’s Al Grissino dining concept to Dubai, and potential plans for Abu Dhabi.
Gulf Business speaks to Silvio Liedtke, COO, Landmark Leisure.
CBRE Middle East’s MD Nicholas Maclean and head of research Matthew Green, give their insights into the Dubai and Abu Dhabi real estate markets.
Nakheel’s chairman reveals how he revived the company’s fortunes, and why he is confident Dubai’s property market will not crash again.
Herman Miller chief Brian Walker sits down with Ankush Chibber to talk all things office.
YouGotAGift.com’s co-founders discuss the inspiration for their gift card business, growth areas and plans to expand to regional and international markets.
Post recession, event managers are having to work harder to attract the right people to various shows, says the president of dmg events.
Putting aside the Swiss Franc surge and war in Eastern Europe, Nayla Hayek is forging Swatch into a company of the future.
Tough competition in Dubai’s retail market will push retailers to work even harder, says the director of International and wholesale at Dune London.
Fadi Mroue discusses the Darwinian future of advertising and Beirut vs Dubai as a media hub, following République’s crowning as Independent Agency of the Year at the Dubai Lynx Awards.
Hussein Oteifa, GM at satellite provider SES Middle East, explains how data connectivity is important for economic growth.
Abela is looking to expand its F&B chains Sandella’s Flatbread Café and Bean There across the UAE and Qatar.
Battling Ebola, solving the GCC’s diabetes epidemic, and finding a cure for cancer are just some of the ambitions of Johnson & Johnson’s worldwide pharma chairman Joaquin Duato.
Competition for consumers’ loyalty is fierce in the region, says Evans.
The entertainment destination received 3.9 million visitors as of end- February, confirmed Hussain.
Robert Anderson takes a pit stop at the Qatar Motor Show to chat to Bentley board member Kevin Rose.
A major challenge in the region is extreme climate and weather conditions, says Alawiye.
Over the counter medications are one of the biggest growth areas for medical marketing firms such as Lunatus, says Dr Koualty.
Wearable technology is fast becoming one of the industry drivers, says Gousetis.
Salwa Hachem Mahfouz, Co-CEO of Fashion & Beyond, discusses her plans for bringing Brazilian swimwear brand Liquido to the region in the build up to the Dubai launch later this month.
Luxury car brand BMW is looking to launch several new and relevant models in the region this year, says Seibert.