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Salik 9M net profit $223m

The company's third-quarter profit increased by 8.8 percent.

Avia to buy 40 Boeing aircraft

The transaction for the purchase of 737 MAX 8 jets valued at $4.9bn.

Emirates half-year profit $2.5bn

The record profit is subject to new 9% corporate tax for the first time.

Lulu’s IPO raises $1.72bn

The proceeds make it the largest UAE IPO of 2024 to date.

DAE 9M net profit $310m

The company said this was a 54.9 percent YoY increase in net profit.

It’s time to recount UAE’s achievements across sectors as the country celebrates its 51st National Day

Beside successfully addressing COVID-19, the country created a distinguished development model covering all political, economic, social, scientific and cultural areas...

Gulf construction market builds on KSA-UAE rivalry

As Saudi Arabia is all set to become the largest construction site in the world, the competition between Dubai and...

How will new remittance rules affect Lebanon?

The new rule authorizes banks to buy dollars from fresh dollar accounts without a customer's permission.
  • Lebanon ranked third in the Arab world in receiving remittances in 2020
  • Dollars entering Lebanon in the first half of 2021 were higher by 50 percent than those over the same period in 2020

Family firms call heirs to take command

Family-owned businesses in the Middle East, estimated to be worth more than $1 trillion, have been bogged down with issues...
  • An estimated US$15 trillion assets are expected to be transferred to the heirs globally.
  • The GCC governments offer incentives to the family businesses to get enlisted in the bourses.

The most vulnerable Linux distros

Now, security solutions provider Trend Micro has said that detected millions of “security events” in Linux distributions — both in...
  • The most common security event seen in Linux systems was coinminers
  • The Linux distro with the most vulnerabilities was CentOS Linux

Expo 2020 promises a productive Q4

The sale of tickets, easing of travel restrictions and positive investment projections point to a surge in economic activity in...
  • Dubai intends to open its doors to visitors and re-establish 90 percent of its operating capacity at its airports in 2021.
  • 66 percent of Dubai business leaders expected an improvement in business conditions in 2021 Q3, compared to 51 percent in the previous quarter.

Graft, security issues feed trade in Iraq’s past

Do you want to buy a more than 3,000-year-old Sumerian tablet, listed as the property of a gentleman from Sussex...
  • The purchased antiquity may not be handed down but handed on, via smugglers and middlemen
  • Also, the ownership history of some such objects can be harder to prove

ADNOC emerging as UAE’s FDI magnet

Besides wooing $74 billion investments, the oil giant has helped the country gain the top position in the Middle East...
  • ADNOC has set its eyes on developing green hydrogen and blue ammonia products.
  • The company plans to spend $122 billion between 2021 and 2025 to develop its businesses.

Why Covid-19 jolted some Arab states?

The flaws in the health systems of some MENA countries such as Tunisia, Lebanon and Jordan, which were struggling with...
  • Tunisia's healthcare system appeared crumbling under the weight of recent infections caused by the Delta variant.
  • The Lebanese government's failure to pay dues to be public and private hospitals aggravated the Covid-19 crisis.

Saudi pupils ready to be back at school

Confined to homes for more than 18 months by the coronavirus pandemic, Saudi pupils are all set to be back...
  • Students are packing face masks along with books as they prepare to return to the classroom
  • "I’m trying to remember how life was before the pandemic, and I am looking forward to seeing my teachers and classmates again"

A lot is at stake for poor in Tunisia

The country's economy is witnessing deterioration as sources of income decline, unemployment rises to 18 percent and rising debt necessitates...
  • Lifting subsidies is a risky decision that could spark public unrest
  • The number of poor and vulnerable people will rise from 16.7 percent to 20 percent

Jobs rise for first time in Egypt since 2019

Slight drop in headline seasonally adjusted PMI in July points to minor deterioration in the health of the non-oil sector.
  • Slight drop in headline seasonally adjusted Purchasing Managers’ Index in July points to minor deterioration in the health of the non-oil sector.
  • Influence of rising raw material prices, fuel costs, wages n cost pressures down in July, says IHS Markit survey.

It’s time to recount UAE’s achievements across sectors as the country celebrates its 51st National Day

Beside successfully addressing COVID-19, the country created a distinguished development model covering all political, economic, social, scientific and cultural areas...

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Physical security adds to digital transformation

Cybercrime has risen to the forefront of physical security concerns. And big firms are acutely aware of the problem, says...

‘UAE’s new labor law is a game-changer’

Legal and business leaders tell TRENDS that the new legislation is in line with the industrial modernization roadmap that the...

New trends drive Arab automotive growth

From pre-owned cars to electric vehicles, a number of trends are driving the growth of the automobile sector in countries...

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Should you invest in Metaverse real estate?

The economic opportunities and jobs created by the Metaverse will revolutionize how we work, socialize, play, and earn, says Sebastien...
  • Revenues from the Metaverse are estimated to grow to $800 billion in 2024
  • Metaverse plot prices rose from $100 in January 2021 to $15,000 in December 2021

BNPL gains currency in the UAE

It also seems to be extremely helpful for customers who want to pay for a purchase in installments or make...
  • BNPL payments in the UAE are expected to grow 89.4% on an annual basis to reach $1.82 billion in 2022
  • BNPL is not just for Gen Y and millennials; it is expected to see adoption by elderly individuals as well

GCC luxury market grows despite supply chain woes

The GCC personal luxury market will continue to be on a ‘strong growth trajectory,’ Chalhoub Group Chief Strategy Officer (CSO)...
  • High-end jewelry is expected to continue to record strong growth in the region
  • Meanwhile, online shopping has doubled in the Middle East in the last two years