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The Power List GB 2012

Gulf Business presents the world’s most influential Arabs.

Gulf Business December 2011 | CEO Letters

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Reviewed: Grand Cherokee 2012

The new Jeep Grand Cherokee flexes both urban and off-road muscles, writes Alicia Buller

The Secret Of Serviced Offices

Serviced offices are ideal for start-ups, writes Prajit Arora, managing director of Sentinel Business Centres.

What Makes A Good President?

Modern leaders need strength and vision, writes Dr. Tommy Weir, advisor on emerging market leadership.

EU Elections’ Impact On Markets

The markets’ “risk negative” reaction was not surprising, writes Kathleen Brooks, FOREX.com’s EMEA research director.

Energy Shares To Buy This Summer

As Iran stokes crude prices and energy demand grows, oil and gas will make money for investors.

Turn Back Time In Malta

Malta offers towns drenched in yesteryear and impressive architecture, writes Peter Shaw-Smith.

Apple Crushes Street Targets

The US tech firm posted quarterly revenues of $39.2 billion, a 59 per cent jump on last year.

Healthy, Wealthy And Wise

Regional investors are concentrating on healthcare and education, writes Ruth McKee, MENA Correspondent for wealthmonitor.

Gulf Tablets Set To Soar

Out of all handheld consumer technology, tablets have the most glittering future, say experts.

Don’t Fall Foul Of UK Bribery Act

The British legislation could have implications for UAE businesses, says Amanda Line, ICAEW regional director, Middle East.

The Rise Of Triathlons

UAE execs are flocking to triathlon training to beat work blues, writes Angela Shah.

BT Expands MENA Presence

The UK-based telco sets its sights on the region’s young and growing population.

A Digital Spark

The Arab Spring ignited the Gulf’s online passion and participation. And now, there’s no turning back.

London’s Savoy Hotel Reclaims Its Glamour

The Savoy’s age-old spirit has been revived by an artful revamp, writes Alicia Buller

REVEALED: Top 10 Digital Companies To Watch

Gulf Business lists 10 companies to keep an eye on as they move the region’s digital industry forward.

Windows 8 Set For Debut

The much anticipated Windows 8 is expected to go sale in October.

Destination Nostalgia

Enjoy Europe from the unique vantage point of the Orient Express train journey from Istanbul to Venice, writes Adrian Mourby.

The Problem With Daily Deals

Daily deal websites are having to face down criticism that their vouchers degrade brands and the business model is a passing fad.

Gazing Into The Crystal Ball

Investing in Facebook’s IPO in 2012 may not be the best idea, writes Matein Khalid, fund manager in a royal investment office.

Veiled In Venice

The 18th century spirit of the Venice Carnival comes to life when you don your own mask and costume, writes Adrian Mourby.

Resolving Family Conflicts In Firms

Family businesses must sort out their differences to survive, writes Amin Nasser, partner of Private Company Services Leader at PwC Middle East.

Company Formation Evolves

Higher foreign ownership in firms could change the way companies are created in the UAE, writes John Martin, founding partner and CEO of Links Group.

Wikileaks, Tsunamis And Revolutions

Companies need to protect valuable information in order to achieve resilience, says Abed Shaheen, managing director at InfoFort.

SME Utopia?

The UAE only needs to make small changes to become a paradise for small businesses, says Nigel Sillitoe, MD of Insight Discovery

Double Your Workforce For Free

There’s a simple way for leaders to increase the output from their subordinates, say experts.

Expensive Pills To Swallow

Will the new reduced UAE medicine costs prove to be sufficient for a fair industry?

UAE Digital Banking Rises

Google found nearly half of the UAE uses the web for online banking and research.