Arabian Business (English)

Arabian Business (English)

ArabianBusiness.com stands out as the leading source for reliable news, articles, and insights in the Middle East. The platform is supported by a team of 80 journalists located in the region and Europe, who report on a wide range of industries, including construction, finance, technology, and entertainment, in both English and Arabic.

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  • 4 days ago | arabianbusiness.com | Anup Oommen |Nicole Abigael

    Skip to content Dubai SME Dubai SME Dubai SME supports entrepreneurs in launching and developing businesses Latest in Dubai SME Dubai by Nicole Abigael Thu 26 Sep 2024Thu 26 Sep 2024 The firm, which began as a small local enterprise focusing on Dubai-based projects, has evolved into a regional player with operations spanning the GCC, Middle East, and Asia. It now boasts a workforce of over 15 professionals, offering specialised multi-disciplinary design consultancy services Dubai SME Dubai...

  • 6 days ago | arabianbusiness.com | Sharon Benjamin

    As generative AI tools flood social media with viral trends mimicking the styles of iconic brands like Studio Ghibli, artists, legal and technology experts are warning that a lack of clear regulation is exposing creators to copyright risks, data misuse and cultural erosion.

  • 6 days ago | arabianbusiness.com | Sharon Benjamin

    CEO Paul Griffiths and Buti Qurwash, Senior Vice President of Safety and Security at Dubai Airports, accepted the award during the 2nd ACI Asia-Pacific and Middle East Regional Assembly and Conference in New Delhi, India Dubai International Airport (DXB) has received the Airports Council International (ACI) Safety Recognition Award 2025, acknowledging its proactive approach to aerodrome safety.

  • 6 days ago | arabianbusiness.com | Sharon Benjamin

    Skip to content Real Estate > Dubai real estate: Property sales hit record $39bn in Q1 2025, says new Property Finder report The surge in ready property transactions in Dubai suggests a potential shift from renting to ownership.

  • 1 week ago | arabianbusiness.com | Tala Michel Issa

    Gulf economies will likely escape direct damage from President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff measures but still face significant indirect consequences from potential oil market disruption and broader global economic turmoil, regional analysts told Arabian Business. The region’s strategic positions in global trade and its relationship with the United States have largely insulated it from the most punitive aspects of the new tariff regime, but experts caution against complacency.