- Google remains a centerpiece of online activity.
Google remains a centerpiece of online activity, with offerings such as its search engine, ad marketplace, and YouTube video platform
The surge in Alphabet's earnings comes as the tech giant faces increased scrutiny from regulators regarding its power
- People in the UAE complain about Uber and Careem's high prices, which have been raised significantly in the last few...
An increasing number of people in the UAE are complaining about Uber and Careem's high charges
The fares, it is claimed, have been raised significantly in the last few months due to Expo 2020 and Dubai attracting many tourists
- Tunisia has witnessed an investment of 713.4 million dinars ($252 million) in service activities during the first nine months of...
The investments will be mobilized under 6,464 projects and will create 22,053 new jobs.
Services directed to the local market (96 percent of overall investment declarations) saw a 3.1 percent increase.
- Box office revenue in the Middle East made the fastest recovery in the world, from $250 million in 2020 to...
The revenue is expected to continue to rise, reaching $1 billion in 2022 and $1.3 billion in 2024, research has shown.
Only 261 of the 3,099 screens in the Middle East and Africa were closed due to the pandemic.
- The gross volume growth was mainly driven by Asia Pacific, India, Australia, and the MENA region.
In Q3, DP World handled 19.8 million TEU, up 8.1 percent year-on-year basis.
The near-term outlook remains positive, but the company expects growth rates to be moderate in the final quarter, said CEO Ahmad Bin Sulayem.
- The Saudi-Swiss Investment Forum aims to touch $3.2bn of financing by 2030. The body, launched on 25 October in Riyadh,...
Khalid Al-Falih, minister of investment, said the country’s plan is to make Saudi Arabia the most important export destination for Swiss companies
He added that kingdom’s investment strategy has several key aims it plans to reach by 2030, including doubling annual domestic investment to 9 percent of gross domestic product
- The $1.7bn listing strengthens its position as the largest Sukuk issuer on the bourse.
The listing strengthens the IsDB’s position as the largest supranational Sukuk issuer on Nasdaq Dubai with a total value of $18.8 billion
The bell-ringing ceremony was attended by Hamed Ali, CEO of Nasdaq Dubai and Deputy CEO of the Dubai Financial Market (DFM)





















