Oil still dominating Mideast economies: ICAEWOil continues to dominate and shape the macroeconomic outlook for Middle Eastern economies, despite major economic diversification efforts, said accountancy and finance body ICAEW in a new report. Economic recovery in the Middle E More… |
Oil still dominating Mideast economies: ICAEWOil continues to dominate and shape the macroeconomic outlook for Middle Eastern economies, despite major economic diversification efforts, said accountancy and finance body ICAEW in a new report. Economic recovery in the Middle E More… |
Chicago’s Booth ‘world’s top MBA programme’The University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business has ranked first for the sixth time in the past seven years in The Economist’s Which MBA? ranking of full-time MBA programmes. Booth regained first place from neighb More… |
Global experts for Dubai obesity summitGlobal experts will discuss how best to step up the fight against the obesity pandemic and assess the socio-economic impact of obesity and its associated diseases at the upcoming ‘Global Crisis of Obesity’ summit in Dubai, UA More… |
S P Jain named in top 100 rankings of The EconomistS P Jain School of Global Management, an eleven-year-old business school, has been ranked in the top 100 by The Economist in the publication’s 2015 MBA rankings. S P Jain is the youngest and the onl More… |
Pearson in talks to sell its 50pc stake in The EconomistBritain's Pearson said on Saturday it was in talks to sell its 50 percent stake in The Economist Group, publisher of The Economist newspaper. The move comes on the heels of Pearson's sale of the Financial Times newspaper t More… |
Deutsche Securities Saudi appoints chief economistDeutsche Securities Saudi Arabia (DSSA), a CMA-licensed securities firm wholly owned by Deutsche Bank, has appointed Dr Melhem Melhem as its chief economist Saudi Arabia. Dr Melhem will be based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and report More… |
Economist Gary Becker dies at 83Gary Becker, whose work applying the principles of economics to a wide range of human behaviour won the Nobel Prize in 1992, has died at age 83, the University of Chicago said. Becker, a student of free-market economist Milton Fri More… |
Summit to discuss future of healthcare GulfThe challenges and opportunities facing healthcare systems in the Gulf region will be discussed at the Economist Conferences “Healthcare in the Gulf” Summit in March. The summit, on March 28 at the Shangri-La Hotel in Dubai, has been More… |
Europe 'moving towards recession'The world economy has clearly lost momentum with inflation slowing in emerging countries, while growth in Europe is likely to be zero next year and possibly the following year too, said Dexia Asset Management chief economist Anton Brender. More… |