Imdaad expects a steady rise in demand for FM services in 2012, fueled by the broadening range of offerings and growing ability of FM providers to integrate outsourced services into existing business operations and systems.
Global Village, one of the largest outdoor family entertainment venues in the region and member of Tecom Investments, has confirmed that it will continue receiving visitors till March 3.
Cross currents of fragile oil demand in the West and robust demand in the East, the role played by Opec in maintaining and checking market imbalances are some of the topics that will be discussed at an upcoming summit in Bahrain.
More than 100 exhibitors from 21 countries will showcase their products, services and capabilities at the fifth edition of Gulf Industry Fair opening on February 7 in Bahrain.
Design Days Dubai, the first fair dedicated to collectible and limited edition design in the Middle East and South Asia region, will kick off in Dubai next month.
Etisalat Group has been nominated for four GSMA Global Mobile Awards this year for advanced and world-class services offered across the Middle East, African and Asian markets.
Deyaar Development, Dubai's second largest developer by market value, swung to a small profit in 2011, it said in a statement to the Dubai bourse on Sunday.
The number of qualified members of the institute of Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) in Bahrain has increased by 80 per cent on the past five years, said a top official.
Harman House has announced that the success of this year’s edition of the Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF) has helped drive in a 42 per cent increase in sales as compared to last year’s figures during the same period.
Growth in business activity in Saudi Arabia's non-oil private sector rose to a six-month high in January, backed by expansion in new orders and output, said a survey of over 400 private companies published on Sunday.
Exhibitors at the ongoing Sign, Graphics and Imaging 2012 (SGI 2012) show in Dubai have signed several million dollar deals due to the tremendous demand from trade visitors, said the organisers of the event.
Kuwaiti financial markets were steady on Sunday after the Islamist-led opposition won control of parliament in an election, a victory which could worsen political tensions but conceivably also lead to fresh government spending measures.
Al-Futtaim Motors, the exclusive distributor of Toyota in the UAE, recently handed over a fleet of 35 Land Cruiser Prados to Dubai Police (DP), further reinforcing a long association of 60 years.
Dubai's Aramex has warned of an uncertain outlook for the logistics firm in 2012 due to unrest in the Middle East and worries over the global economy, as it reported a 4 percent rise in quarterly profit.
France could seal a long-awaited deal for Dassault to sell at least 60 Rafale fighter jets to the UAE by April, turning around what appeared to have been a lost cause, French newspaper La Tribune reported.
Demand for processed food is growing rapidly across all food and beverage categories in the Middle East, and accounts for 50 per cent of the food market in the region, said the organisers of an upcoming food expo in Dubai.
Kuwait's interim government tendered its resignation on Sunday, state television said, making way for the formation of a new cabinet following a snap parliamentary election on Thursday.
Online job demand in the Middle East continues to show a positive sequential expansion with strong hiring trends in most industry sectors like retail/trade and logistics; education and healthcare, said an expert.
India's agriculture sector faces a crisis because of declining productivity due to urbanisation, and the latest technologies are failing to reach many of its farmers, a farmers' leader said on Sunday.