Globalization must be inclusive, not extractive. Multinationals can lead by example
We’re witnessing a period of dramatic adjustment in international trade, as tariffs and geopolitical tensions disrupt or reorient supply chains....
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Here are Dubai’s top 3 locations for profitable rental investments
Dubai, UAE – Realiste, proptech company in the UAE, has made a list of the most profitable areas for short-term...
- The company has recommended adherence to a short-term strategy for investments in Jumeirah Beach Resorts (JBR)
- Jumeirah Lakes Towers is great for both long-term and short-term strategies as rental is 30% cheaper than JBR
Economy
Qatar and Iran look to boost monetary, banking ties to propel trade
Tehran, Iran--Qatar and Iran are looking to boost monetary and banking cooperation that would propel all-round development of trade between...
- The establishment of monetary and banking relations between Doha and Tehran will drive the volume of trade between the two countries significantly
- Referring to Tehran-Doha joint cooperation, Qatar's central bank governor said that there are many opportunities to increase trade between Qatar and Iran
Business
Dubai Airshow 2023 to show off latest trends in aerial mobility
Dubai, UAE-- Dubai Airshow 2023 will show off the latest trends in the advanced aerial mobility (AAM) market as disruptive...
- The airshow in Dubai will lure global industry players and thought leaders from across aerospace, space and defense later this year to showcase the latest innovative solutions
- Participants at the airshow will have the chance to look up a host of aerial transport solutions, including drones, UAVs, UAMs and eVTOLs, at the brand new AAM pavilion
Business
Private sector share in UAE GDP rise to over 70%
Geneva, UAE - The private sector has increased its contribution to the UAE GDP to more than 70 percent, making...
- The UAE economy grew by 7.6 percent in 2022 and the total economic licences registered in the country reached over 1,014,000 licences
- The country will discuss enhancing the resilience of the global economy to face crises and climate change at this COP28 later this year
Business
GCC ramps up ESG efforts amid green investment push
Businesses are getting ready for COP28 by moving from starting ESG programs to growing them, and those who know the...
- Businesses are getting ready for COP28 by moving from starting their ESG programs to growing them, and those who know the benefits of ESG Reporting may gain a lot, say experts
- Companies in the region have also been cautioned against viewing ESG as synonymous with Corporate Social Responsibility or merely as a "tick the box" obligation
Business
Vodafone merges with Hutchison
The merger will lead to network investment of £11 billion over 10 years.
- Vodafone and CK Hutchison said in a joint statement that a new combined group is seen having a value of £16.5 billion ($21 billion).
- "The merger is great for customers, great for the country and great for competition," said Vodafone chief executive Margherita Della Valle.
Business
DEWA, SAP-SE keen to enhance digitalization of utility sector
Dubai, UAE - Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD and CEO of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) and Christian Klein,...
- They also explored the possibility of integrating SAP's advanced software solutions with DEWA's innovative initiatives.
- The two discussed cooperation in innovation, digital transformation, the Internet of Things, Big data analysis and cloud computing.
Business
Green activists cry foul as Shell decides to steady oil production
Campaign group Global Witness labelled Wednesday's announcement as a "climate-wrecking U-turn", urging it instead to invest far more in cleaner...
- The group said Wednesday that it had already cut average daily liquids production to 1.5 million barrels per day by the end of 2022 on divestments.
- That marked a 21-percent reduction from 2019, or the equivalent of cutting output by two percent per year until 2030, according to the company.
Business
UAE to see second biggest migration of millionaires in 2023: Report
Dubai, UAE -- The United Arab Emirates will see the second biggest migration of high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) in 2023 with...
- Other countries in the top 10 include Singapore, the US, Switzerland, Canada, Greece, France, Portugal, and New Zealand.
- The countries that are predicted to lose the most millionaires in 2023 include China (13,500), India (8,000), UK (3,200) and Russia (3,000).
Business
Mubadala-Proprium joint venture formed
The joint venture will invest in Japanese multifamily property.
- The $600 million venture will focus on acquiring and managing high-quality, stabilized rental properties in Tokyo and Osaka.
- The joint venture will also target sustainability initiatives, such as reducing the carbon footprint of its properties, Mubadala said in a statement.
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ATO partners with ISM to boost tourism in the Middle East
Jeddah, UAE--The Arab Tourism Organization (ATO) has signed a partnership agreement with the International Strategic Management (ISM) company to achieve...
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US allies warn Israel against ‘catastrophic’ Rafah operation
The leaders of Australia, Canada and New Zealand on Thursday warned Israel against a potentially "catastrophic" ground offensive in the...
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ADNOC L&S profit spikes 138%
Its revenue jumped 41% to US$748 million in 2023.
- The company reported 93% hike in EBITDA to $876 million (AED3,217 million) as all business segments continued to perform strongly
- Its board of directors recommended distributing a cash dividend of $130m, equivalent to 6.45 fils per share, for the second half of 2023
Business
Cisco to cut thousands of jobs
Nearly 5% of its workforce will be hit by the cuts.
- According to several experts, job cuts can become a new trend for Silicon Valley in a big pivot to artificial intelligence
- It posted a revenue of $12.8bn in the quarter ending in late January, down 6% from the same quarter a year earlier
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Strengthen emotional security to thwart cyberattacks
While love, loneliness, and excitement are easily exploitable emotions, any factor impacting someone’s emotional state can make them a target....
- Social engineering exploits individual vulnerabilities, using human nature to gain the unauthorized access.
- Heightened emotions, such as those around Valentine’s Day, can make individuals more susceptible to cyberattacks.