Forbes Middle East’s sixth annual Top 100 CEOs list spotlights the executives leading the region’s most impactful ...
Fintech Galaxy secures API infrastructure for integration between financial institutions and fintech companies. It provides access to customer data from partner banks through its APIs while allowing ...
Tansel has been in his position as CEO of Al Masaood Automobiles since 2011. In 2025, Al Masaood Automobiles delivered the best Nissan results and highest operating profit since 2018 driven by ...
Forbes Middle East reveals its Top 100 Arab Celebrities for the first time, looking at the popularity and influence of actors, singers and TV personalities from across the region. Judging a ...
<p>Sovereign wealth funds are set to grow from $15 trillion to $30 trillion by 2035 as Middle East funds accelerate investments in AI, Asia, and strategic sectors.</p> ...
Gold climbed 2% Wednesday, hitting a one-month high on a softer dollar and lower oil prices, while investors anticipate a potential US interest rate hike amid inflationary pressures.
Al Thani was prime minister of Qatar between 2007 and 2013; he also served as foreign minister from 1992 until 2013. His great uncle founded modern Qatar in 1971, and he's a cousin of the current Emir ...
Hussain Binghatti Aljbori is the founder of Dubai-based luxury real estate developer Binghatti Properties. He founded the company in 2008 and grew it into one of the largest property developers in the ...
Jad Antoun, Cofounder and CEO of Huspy, has raised $45 million in less than three years for his end-to-end property-buying tech startup. With three new acquisitions under his belt, he’s now looking to ...
Forbes Middle East’s 2025 Top 100 CEOs list spotlights the executives shaping regional growth, with Emiratis in the lead and banking most represented. The chiefs of Saudi Aramco, ADNOC, and Emirates ...
With Arab football stars lighting up Europe’s elite competitions, their market value has skyrocketed—they’re no longer just contenders in the region, but challengers on the global stage. Here are the ...
Women remain woefully underrepresented on Forbes’ World’s Billionaires list. But their numbers are increasing—slowly. This year, 406 of the planet’s 3,028 billionaires are women, good for 13.4% of the ...
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