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The UAE leads the sustainable list in the region with 44 featured companies.

Global report lists factors that make the Emirates a preferred destination for those with flexible working conditions

Even with stocks turning volatile, what investors should count on is ‘time in the market’

Climate change in the MENA region presents not only risks but also opportunities

This robust performance extended to the region’s banks, which witnessed an 18.8 per cent growth in operating income.

Regarding credit distribution among various sectors, non-financial enterprises held the majority, with a 45.8 percent share by the end of August.

The economy’s total value has reached Dhs223.8bn

The GCC countries are making efforts to maintain strategic flexibility despite a decoupling of global geopolitical blocs led by the US and China.

Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy launched an essential resource for a business to setup in the emirate

The Centi-Millionaire Report includes exclusive statistics on centi-millionaires provided by global wealth intelligence firm New World Wealth.

Al Yousef’s comments were made during his address to a select gathering of top business leaders from Oman and Saudi Arabia

Businesses closes Sept. with 'sharp' sales gains, but prefer to keep costs down too

Behavioural economists shed light on how the ‘disposition effect’ affects newbie investors

Accountants remain the most trusted players in tax according to the ACCA, IFAC, and CA ANZ biennial global survey

Fitch says UAE banks’ profitability has improved significantly

The bank ascribed these surpluses to the “elevated diversification of the Qatari economy” and confirmed it has met predetermined targets.

Even with multiple rate hikes, those on savings accounts tend to lag

'Limited budget deficits' will continue in the medium-term, kingdom says

This year, Great Place to Work has identified the top 50 businesses from all industries across the GCC region

More than 280 young professionals from the public and private sector and students from universities in the Kingdom registered for the competition.