The four-year build up to the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) going live is nearly over, with just eight weeks left until financial institutions have to be compliant. But …
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“In 2014, [we will] conduct a series of training courses for our member companies. Having strong and growing skills is the key for the success of our member companies” “We …
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“We are playing on a different battle field from the Chinese brands. I am not sure they will be able to make inroads, as the Korean brands will not let …
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Executive met with Samir Homsi, president of the Automobile Importers Association (AIA), to discuss how dealers are surviving in the current economic climate and the overall downward shift in the …
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With over 1.3 million registered cars, plus thousands of unregistered vehicles as well as a significant number of Syrian cars, Lebanon’s roads are seriously congested, especially in Beirut. With no …
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For consumers, 2013 may go down as one of the best years to have bought a car, with dealerships touting offers galore, from free registration and buy-back schemes, to $300 …
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Falafel Games is behind one of the most popular online games in Arabic, Knights of Glory, with around half a million members. On its website, the firm states its aim …
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The consequences of China’s economic interests in the Middle East and North Africa involve a layer of investments on political and security levels. One such cost is in securing the …
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The United Arab Emirates is positioning itself as China’s gateway to the Middle East and Africa (MEA). The action is focused on Dubai, where there are an estimated 200,000 Chinese …
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Chinese firms have been investing in blue chip companies, snapping up high-end real estate and logistics firms around the world. Shanghai International bought American meat company Smithfield for $4.7 billion …