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An Eye For Business: Mina Al Sheikhly On Starting Up A Beauty Brand In The UAE

Teaming up with Emad Khaffaf, a beauty industry expert, Al Sheikhly took three whole years to test and refine her future product- the timeframe is worth noting since mascaras usually take between six and 12 months to be developed and released into a market.

By Tamara Pupic

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What You Need To Know To Start A Business In Sharjah

By Entrepreneur Middle East Staff

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A Class Apart: Maximilian Büsser, Founder, Maximilian Büsser And Friends

By Tamara Pupic

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Seven Lessons (From Firsthand Experience) To Prepare You For Your Entrepreneurial Journey

By Vilhelm Hedberg

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Own A UAE Company And Run It From Your Home Country

The UAE is purpose-built for entrepreneurs to set up shop and take advantage of the business opportunities it offers.

By John Hanafin

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The How To: Launching An App In The MENA Region

On average, almost 80% of apps are never used again 72 hours after they are downloaded.

By Andy Meikle

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The How-To: Forming A Company In Dubai

There has never been a better time for company formation in Dubai. That's a statement that would probably have held true at any time in the past decade or so, but right now the signs are particularly promising.

By Gemma Kennedy

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The How-To: Setting Up A Business Strategy For Your Enterprise

As an entrepreneur, you will need to make decisions on how to develop your services, market your product, or conquer a market or part of it.

By Lahcen Haddad

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KBW Launches Sharia-Compliant Crestmount Capital With AED267 Million Fund

KBW also announced that Crestmount Capital's maiden Crestmount Fund I, a Sharia-compliant real estate investment fund, has managed to close subscription of its entire commitment worth AED267 million.

By Entrepreneur Middle East Staff

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Starting a Business? Entrepreneur Jumana Twal’s Founder Four

Raising capital, managing revenue and profit, getting clients to pay on time– these are essentials that you won't learn as an employee.

By Jumana Twal