Suzanne Locke

As an expert on future trends and innovation, Tim Jones – the programme director of The Future Agenda – is often spot-on with his predictions. Now he is heading to Dubai to share his insights at the Emirates Airline Festival of Literature.

Staff at Expo 2020 have been practising mindfulness for up to 15 minutes a day as part of the company's Thriving Minds well-being programme.

Global strategist and former 'Washington think tank guy' Parag Khanna will be speaking at this year's Emirates Airline Festival of Literature. And his insights on Dubai and Donald Trump couldn't be more timely.

We may be writing less and less as we rely more and more on technology, but we're losing out because handwriting is actually good for us. It ensures better comprehension of information and can also relax us.

HR departments in the GGC are using old-fashioned paper records rather than digital systems that can boost their productivity and the company's bottom line.

Several years after The Entrepreneur TV reality show, Dubai’s answer to The Apprentice, Saygin Yalcin, the millionaire Turkish-German founder of car trading site SellAnyCar.com, has launched his own entrepreneurship show – Startup Hero – on YouTube.

A messy desk or a messy workspace is not such a bad thing according to Tim Harfort, the author of Messy: How to Be Creative and Resilient in a Tidy-Minded World. After all, untidyness and disorder can lead to creativity or even improvisation – just look at Donald Trump.

Social entrepreneur Chetna Sinha's cooperative bank for illiterate female workers in India shows how empowering women can help to bring entire families and communities out of poverty.

SignEasy makes it simple and straightforward to sign your electronic documents – no tree-killing necessary.

Ahmed Ramdan got into the UAE tourism game in the 1970s – and now he is banging the drum for hospitality, on a mission to bring more Emiratis into the industry.

MoveSouq.com recently rebranded as ServiceMarket following a diversification of its services. But what are the ramifications of rebranding and changing a company's name?

Chris Voss' Never Split The Difference calls on his FBI career as a hostage negotiator to equip readers with the negotiating skills needed to secure a business deal.

Discrimination in the office has moved from overt to covert, say female leaders, meaning women are still being deterred from entering fields dominated by men such as finance, science and technology.

Only 20 people at Microsoft have the job title of distinguished scientist. Among them is Stevie Bathiche, the co-inventor of the Microsoft Surface, who was in Dubai recently to share his 17-year-career journey at the company with students in Dubai.