Cut off from the world, caught between the fighting by Saudi-led coalition and rebels, Yemen’s 25 million people are prey to hunger, disease and a fear of death.
Media firms must acknowledge and prepare for these attacks, writes FireEye’s EMEA VP & chief technology officer Greg Day
A list of the top iftars around Dubai this Ramadan, what they charge and their major attractions.
Project delays and problems with contracts and bureaucracy have left many in difficulties and their returns uncertain.
The drop in oil prices will not have an effect on the large infrastructure projects in the region, says Awad
Yasmine Attieh says Lebanese restaurant chain Em Sherif is working on several franchise opportunities in the region.
Russia and Qatar could be stripped of their FIFA World Cup hosting rights if evidence emerges of bribery in the bidding process, a senior official has said
With the recent drop in oil prices, it is imperative that GCC nations remove subsidies and diversify revenues, writes the founder of Nasser Saidi & Associates
A total of 2,284 Saudis have joined militant groups in Syria since the conflict began in 2011
increasing e-commerce spend and a push by governments to encourage cashless transactions are easing more and more consumers into smart payments
From the dark net to increased vulnerability through smart city adoption, is the Middle East ready to fight the next phase of cyber crime?
Businesswoman and fashion designer Jelena Bin Drai reveals her packed schedule.
Gulf Business speaks to Shivam Goyal, business head, SportsOne
Many family firms think they can continue to prosper by modernising themselves without big changes to ownership or control.
DineEquity is embarking on a massive expansion drive with plans to open 24 Applebee’s restaurants and 17 IHOP outlets in the region, says del Omlo.
McConnell, senior executive advisor at Booz Allen Hamilton, offers tips to prevent cyber attacks in the region.
The integrated science company is looking to find solutions for the region’s challenges, says Desjardins
When politicians promote irrational economic policies, a currency meltdown is inevitable, writes the global equities investor.
The region is holding its breath as Saudi Arabia finally opens up the Tadawul to foreign investors, but are the doors fully ajar?
Obama sought to reassure GCC nations at last month’s Camp David summit in the US but were they all convinced?
Riyadh may soon have to face a choice: accept the de facto control of its foes over Sanaa and cut a deal, or keep fighting with the risk of Yemen sinking into total chaos.
Dubai’s hotel operators have traditionally seen high levels of occupancy. But with currency devaluation and growing supply, how is the industry coping?
Two UAE companies that fared well and two that didn’t.
The month of May has been a testing one for foreign currency markets, writes the chief market analyst of FXTM
Inexpensive holiday hotspots that UAE tourists can visit this summer, according to Emirates Holidays.
Hotels can make their brands stand out in the digital environment by adopting mass personalisation, says the CEO of Grant Thornton UAE.
The government has allowed Shi’ites to set up community protection groups to search people entering mosques and checkpoints to monitor entrances to villages after the attacks.
UAE firms should think long-term and grow leaders rather than importing them from other countries, writes the founder of the Emerging Markets Leadership Center.
While some countries have rolled back their nuclear plans, others like the UAE are steaming ahead.
The UAE was a safe haven for both Arab and foreign investors during the Arab Spring. But as regional tensions loom bigger, will the country be able to uphold that title?