Suzanne Locke

More than a billion Ted Talks are viewed annually, so Ted curator Chris Anderson had a lot of material to work with when he decided to write a book about presentation skills.

As the co-chair of the family business, Zuleka Hospitals, Zanubia Shams works with both her husband and the founder of the company, her mother.

Syrian entrepreneur who lost everything in the recession of 2008-2009, saw the light and then rebranded himself as a Passionpreneur coach – someone who helps others find the passion in their business life.

While art and the corporate world have long been united, some local businesses in the UAE are also harbouring large collections to 'humanise' the work environment.

The Index Card: Why Personal Finance Doesn't Have to be Complicated by Helaine Olen and Harold Pollack offers solid, clear advice to help you stay in control of your money.

As the founder of Chopper Shoot Productions, Hatim Saleh does aerial shoots for events and documents the construction progress of major UAE landmarks such as Dubai Expo 2020, Dubai Opera District and Khalifa Port.

At 74, speed reader and brain trainer Tony Buzan can read more than 1,000 words per minute - a skill he shares with business people and students on worldwide tours, including a recent visit to Dubai.

Scanner Pro is a 'scanner in your pocket' that lets you scan receipts, documents or important contracts on the go.

While the number of UAE women entrepreneurs is growing, a lack of female role models is hampering innovation, claims an Australian academic conducting a comparison study on the start-up ecosystem in the UAE and his homeland.

Sleep deprivation during Ramadan is an issue managers must not ignore, warns leading business school.

UAE-based leaders with very diverse teams must have honest conversations and manage their emotions if they want their staff to collaborate and innovate.

Dubai-based lawyer Cynthia Trench was the first legal practitioner to register a will at DIFC's Wills and Probate Registry.

Four young entrepreneurs detail what it takes to set up a successful business at a tender age.

With life expectancy on the rise, the three stage life of education, work and retirement will have to change, say the authors of The 100-Year Life, with many of us having multiple careers and working into our seventies and eighties.