- Bahrain has launched ‘Golden Residency Visa’ for residents and non-residents with immediate processing of the applications electronically upon meeting the...
The move is a part of the Kingdom’s strategy to attract foreign investments where the visa holders will enjoy benefits
Bahrain’s ‘Golden Residency Visa’ will be available for qualifying residents, allowing them to take advantage of the benefits
- The company plans public offering of Arm by March 2023.
The announcement came as the telecoms firm-turned-investment giant reported a net profit of 29.0 billion yen ($251 million) in the third quarter
And there have been challenges elsewhere for SoftBank, including losses on Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing
- After all, what is considered traditional wisdom — and therefore infallible — has at times been known to run counter...
Owners of today’s large enterprises are advised to resist the temptation to personally manage the daily affairs of businesses
Instead, they should hire the most talented professionals and delegate to them the authorities needed for that purpose
- The company will make a rocket to bring back rocks from Mars.
According to the US space agency's statement, Lockheed Martin has won a NASA contract to build the rocket which will bring the first Mars rock samples to Earth in the 2030s
NASA will launch a plan in 2026 to send the mini-rocket to Mars, carrying another rover responsible for collecting the rock samples
- The production of semiconductors, also known as chips, has become a strategic priority in Europe as well as the United...
The production of semiconductors, also known as chips, has become a strategic priority in Europe as well as the United States, after the pandemic choked off supply
The manufacturing of chips overwhelmingly takes place in Taiwan, China and South Korea and the European Union's 27 member states
- Two Iranian ex-prisoners have opened a ‘jail restaurant’ to help raise funds to free convicts who are behind bars for...
In Iran, bounced cheques, or failure to pay agreed dowries or bank loans results in jail time until the money is repaid
More than 11,000 Iranians are in jail for failing to repay debts: almost 5 percent of Iran's prison population
- Legal experts weigh in on what lies ahead for the UAE when it comes to gaming entertainment in various forms.
The announcement comes after rumors circulated about legalizing gambling clubs and permitting casinos in the UAE
Gambling is prohibited in Chapter VI of the UAE Federal Penal Code, with those found guilty facing imprisonment and hefty fines




















