US-based Sohaib Awan, the creator of the Jinnrise comic series, is convinced that several regional storytellers are waiting to tell their tales.
Video sharing of short 5-10 second videos is a huge growth area, says Owais Shaikh, founder & CTO, Lutebox.
Gulf Business speaks to Paul Gils, EMEA vice president at New Era.
Middle East HR practices have improved but still need to catch-up with more mature markets, says the CEO of Aon Hewitt ME.
In a rare interview, the founder of the world’s largest private schools company takes on his critics, and reveals his ambition to save the world from bad education.
Paul Griffiths explains why Dubai International will soon be the world’s largest airport and why high oil prices are not a bad thing.
Richard Bergfors, CEO of the Swedish chain Max Burger, which recently launched in Dubai, tells Aarti Nagraj why he is confident of success.
Etihad Airways is avoiding legacy alliances to build its own one-on-one partnerships and is reaping the results, says Hogan.
The author behind best-selling books The Tipping Point and Outliers speaks exclusively to Gulf Business.
Gulf Business speaks to Annemarie Retera, CEO of JustKidding.
Being one of the fastest growing airlines in the world is not enough for Temel Kotil. His goal is simply, to be the best.
Mona Tavassoli, founder of MomSouq, tells Alicia Buller why babies are good for business.
Hotels in Ajman, Fujairah and the delayed resort in Abu Dhabi will open alongside new projects in Riyadh and Amman.
Gulf Business speaks to Bong Guerrero, founder and CEO of Fashion Forward.
Martin van Kan tells Alicia Buller about his rise from used plate collector to general manager of Dubai’s glitzy Fairmont Palm hotel.
The UAE lender has not opened a new branch in Dubai for almost 14 years and yet it reported a rise in net profit of 24 per cent for 2012.
As the world gets smaller individuals have more access to designers and couture items, says Rivaage Boutique founder.
An interview with Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa reveals he favours himself to replace disgraced Qatari Mohamed Bin Hammam.
Gulf Business speaks to Dr. Joerg Breuer, managing director, BMW Group Middle East.
With $16 million sales per day, is Dubai Duty Free’s success about being in the right place at the right time or a shrewd business strategy?
An indigenous Arab style of advertising is taking shape in the region, says JWT’s Keverian.
Radio broadcasters Malcolm Taylor and Brandy Scott discuss their views on traffic, world record attempts and how the financial downturn benefited their show.
The regional advertising industry has to swiftly begin engaging with a multi-screen user, says Ayoub.
Gulf Business speaks to Obaid Al Qahash, CEO Parzel.
Once again, Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Bin Abdulaziz Alsaud tops the Gulf Business power list. In an exclusive interview, he opens up to Aarti Nagraj on how it felt to double his share price in 2012 and why he fears for the Saudi unemployment timebomb.
Negin Fattahi-Dasmal, founder and CEO of The Grooming Company, explains the success behind the region’s first male-only grooming parlour.
Tabari tells Meghna Pant how he braved the UAE construction crash and came out fighting with a billion dollar global pipeline.
The global boss of Tiffany & Co, Mike Kowalski, plans to put the sparkle back into lost earnings with a focus on emerging markets.
Gulf Business speaks to Vinesh Bhimani, managing director of Kimoha.
Tony Douglas, CEO of Abu Dhabi Ports Company, reports on delivering phase one of the capital’s most ambitious project to date.