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Qtel Group rebrands as Ooredoo
Qtel group and all of its operating companies in the Middle East and North Africa are to be known... Read full article »
Nakheel unveils new project on Palm Jumeirah
Dubai-based Nakheel has announced plans to build more apartments and restaurants on Palm Jumeirah... Read full article »
Samsung boasts strong growth, launches new TVs
Samsung Electronics boasted of its 'best ever year' at its annual forum for the Middle East and... Read full article »
How Europe's banks can return to health
When the first bailouts of European banks occurred in 2008 the reaction of many banks and... Read full article »
Dubai government summit calls for 'sustainable and inclusive' development
A new forum to discuss the UAE's development of government services began in Dubai yesterday with... Read full article »
Sports sponsorships still in vogue in the Gulf
Countries and companies in the GCC continue to pump millions of dollars into sports partnerships... Read full article »
Nissan sets indoor advertising record at Dubai International Airport
Nissan has provided the UAE with its latest 'biggest' claim since the world's largest indoor... Read full article »
Despite dip in Q4, Emaar posts 18% rise in annual profit
Despite recording a loss in Q4, Dubai-based Emaar Properties posted an 18% rise in annual profit... Read full article »
Challenges but 'no lack of talent' for Gulf workforce nationalisation
As GCC states continue to nationalise their workforces the main challenges they face are... Read full article »
Twitter announces key advertising platform for Mena
Twitter has launched a new partnership with Connect Ads, giving opportunities for Mena firms to advertise via a range of 'Promoted Products'.
Dubai's property sector forecast to see slower growth in 2013
Dubai's residential real estate sector will continue to experience an upturn over the next 12... Read full article »
Facebook could see a mass Exodus in the Middle East
Facebook's one billion citizens occupy almost every nation of the world, but has this great empire left its once loyal subjects looking for a new social networking home?
Facebook trials $100 fee to send messages to strangers
"There are no such things as strangers, only friends we haven't met yet," said Irish poet William Butler Yeats, though there is some debate about the attribution. Either way, the author may have balked at his own words when slapped with a $100 fee to make his or her initial introductions.
Dubai's SME sector poised for growth, but challenges remain
Although Dubai has emerged as the premiere hub for small and medium sized companies in the... Read full article »
The rise and rise of e-commerce in the Middle East
Wealthy Gulf states are now synonymous with the mega mall, but will comfort and convenience drive... Read full article »
