Website of well-organized Dubai property protestors gutted of content. Ivory Tower developer and RERA also silent, as much delayed project continues to stall.
Is it possible to create - and successfully spread - and all-new sport? Two new ideas from the US and Finland hope a more networked world does the trick.
Plus, Ministry of Interior uncovers visa abuse; Air Arabia halts FlyYeti unit on Nepal concerns; Zain wins approval for foreign expansion fund drive; UAE telecoms market to rise 63pc.
The worst environmental disaster in Lebanon's history turns two this summer. Government claims it has made progress in clearing up the mess, environmental campaigners disagree.
Queens Park Rangers to carry Gulf Air branding on their shirts from next season. With Bernie Ecclestone, Flavio Briatore and Lakshmi Mittal involved the club could be destined for big things.
When the price of a two-bed house increases Dh500,000 in six months, those trying to get on the Dubai property ladder realize a contract to buy isn't worth the paper it's printed on.
When it comes to finding an office, there's no such thing as "nice and cheap." Inc explains why spending top dollar on a new home for your company can be good for impressing clients, wooing top employees, and boosting the bottom line.
A good retirement plan is essential for attracting great talent, says Business Week, and it can also help you save for your own future.
Newspaper headquarters have been prominent landmarks in American cities. But as publishers struggle with losses of readers and advertising, a number of papers have abandoned their historic homes, says Portfolio.
Getting basic information from an in-house PR agency in Dubai can prove a Herculean task. We challenged 10 of them to provide Kipp with some tricky, but not impossible, bits of company information.
GCC investment in the West has made global headlines - and not always favorable. Meanwhile, the Gulf's financial ties with ex-Soviet countries are growing quietly.
There's no doubting the success of the Indian film industry, but as it threatens to out-perform Hollywood is it carrying the right name for the future, asks Naseem Javed.
Bahrain human rights activists insist minimum wage necessary to standardize labor market. Government should take the lead, not wait for other countries to set the agenda.
The architect of Dubai's planned rotating towers, he is connected to one of the world's greatest crime fighters through one of the world's most wanted criminals.
