The Spanish consortium won the bid to build the second phase of the HHR.
The value of shares traded reached its lowest level since 2004.
Gulf Business attends Google’s groupie day in Dubai and chats with managing director, Ari Kesisoglu.
Billion-dollar railway projects are finally gaining momentum in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE.
Gulf techies are way ahead of their global peers says IBM, as the MENA region pushes for fast growth.
As the UAE climbs into steady recovery, is it any easier for small businesses to access bank lending?
The region is doubling its mineral production with the aim of creating jobs and digging up new profits.
Obama’s intrusive regulations are simply too much trouble.
The turmoil in the Arab region will affect Beirut’s financial sector, says Matein Khalid, fund manager in a royal investment office.
As GCC governments’ budgets soar, so do breakeven oil prices.
Islam could hold the key to turning around the Gulf’s dismal environmental record.
Students are scrambling to update their CVs amidst economic uncertainty
The region’s deepest insecurities have once again been exposed by another crisis to emerge from the US and eurozone economies.
The Middle East is home to a rising entrepreneurial animation movement, fuelled by comic book series, The 99.
Amid the Dubai real estate meltdown, UAE contractor Drake & Scull International is chasing growth in Saudi Arabia and Asia.
The Arab spring has reignited interest in Jordan and Morroco joining the GCC but not all the member countries agree.
As the region drowns in fake goods, fraudster gangs are endangering the local economy, creativity and safety.
Can the Gulf help support other Arab nations in the midst of change?
The regional pharmaceutical and healthcare industry is set to boom with a new $125 billion investment injection.
The region welcomes its first non-executive director ‘match-making’ service as it strengthens corporate governance regulation.
China has overtaken the US as the Gulf’s top import partner. Angela Guiffrida discovers that a growing trust and a genuine need for goods is set to exacerbate the $350 billion love-in between the two regions.