Ben Flanagan | October 29, 2012
Two long-delayed initiatives designed to boost competition between the UAE’s telecommunications operators are expected to go live soon, according to the head of Etisalat Group.
0 CommentsBen Flanagan | October 29, 2012
Souq.com, the Dubai-based e-commerce portal, has attracted a multimillion-dollar investment it says will help fund its expansion in Qatar and Bahrain.
0 CommentsBen Flanagan | October 23, 2012
Prince Al Waleed bin Talal says he plans to retain his stake in Apple, which he says is still rolling out products developed by the late Steve Jobs.
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Forbes remains committed to printing magazines, despite the surprise move by fellow US title Newsweek to shut down its presses.
0 CommentsBen Flanagan | October 18, 2012
MasterCard is to boost the number of UAE stores accepting contactless payments to 1,000 by the end of the year.
0 CommentsBen Flanagan | October 10, 2012
Alarab, the TV-news station backed by Prince Al Waleed bin Talal, has launched a recruitment drive for 300 staff, one third of which it wants to be local Bahrainis.
0 CommentsBen Flanagan | September 17, 2012
The billionaire behind one of India’s largest media companies says the Arab advertising market has the potential to double by 2016.
0 CommentsBen Flanagan | September 6, 2012
Two trade associations specialising in digital advertising say they are interested in boosting their activities in the Middle East.
0 CommentsBen Flanagan | September 6, 2012
Quadrupling broadband speeds in the UAE would give the local economy a $2.16 billion boost, according to Ericsson.
0 CommentsBen Flanagan | September 4, 2012
It should come as no surprise that Facebook is the most popular website in the UAE, with over 77 per cent of internet users logging on to the social networking site.
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