There are, of course, technical hurdles to overcome, too, one of which is modernizing legacy systems. Many enterprises still operate...
Lale Akoner, Global Market Analyst, says while the escalation has introduced new risks, the broader investment case for equities in...
Anticipatory governance is crucial in navigating today’s risks. While AI tools enhance forecasting, early warning does not always lead to...Global geopolitical shifts are reshaping alliances, creating an unstable multipolar order
Climate change, AI, and conflicts are accelerating faster than expected, disrupting globalization
Successful smart cities address real challenges, like Mexico City’s digitalization of government services.Smart cities must prioritize people over technology to ensure long-term success and acceptance
Ignoring community needs can lead to backlash and project failures, as seen in Toronto and Mexico
To realize its vision for “smart tourism”, Singapore Tourism Board is leveraging cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence, data analytics, and...STB’s Tcube, a hybrid innovation space launched in 2021, has helped tourism businesses introduce tech solutions, including Al, into their operations.
More than 1,100 tourism companies have benefited from Tcube programs. Its Singapore Tourism Accelerator has supported 47 start-ups to develop 58 industry solutions across 6 cohorts
AI won't replace jobs, but reskilling will unlock its true potential—lifelong learning is the key, Jayney Howson, SVP of Learning...We’re entering a new phase in the relationship between humans and technology, one that thrives on innovation and potential, Jayney Howson tells TRENDS
We will see many new jobs and roles emerge, such as “Chief AI Officers” (CAIO), “Prompt Engineers” and “AI Ethicists,” he adds
The global logistics market is expected to be around US$10 trillion in 2024, and is estimated to reach US$21.91 trillion...The logistics market revenue in 2023 was US$485 billion by airways, US$2.85 trillion by waterways, US$2.09 trillion by railways and US$3.52 trillion by roadways.
In the Arabian Gulf countries, the focus of the logistics and transport industry is moving from the UAE to Saudi Arabia.
- Istanbul, Turkey - Turkey's central bank on Thursday lowered its key interest rate for a third consecutive time as inflation...
This is the third time the central bank cut its rate since December as its efforts to tame inflation are paying off
Consumer prices rose by 39.05 percent last month, down from 42.1 percent in January, according to the country's statistics institute
The GCC luxury market segment has experienced significant growth, driven by an increase in the number of high-net-worth individuals. Accommodating...In the GCC, there's also a real focus on community. Dubai is the United Nations of the world, wherein one residential building might have neighbors from different nations.
We try to future-proof our building, technologically speaking, to allow people to evolve and go forward, says Belton.
Dubai, UAE -- The UAE’s real GDP increased by 3.8 percent during the first nine months of 2024 compared to...This growth was driven by a strong expansion in non-oil sectors, which grew by 4.5 percent to AED 987 billion.
The contribution of non-oil activities to real GDP reached 74.6 percent, highlighting the increasing role of these sectors in supporting economic growth.
The region, fueled by ambition and massive investment, is rapidly advancing in technology and infrastructure, aiming to secure a leading...The GCC’s ongoing “giga” projects, economic diversification, focus on the digital economy, and emerging technologies all signal a promising future.
With over US$2 trillion invested in capital-intensive projects, the GCC’s future looks increasingly secure, despite persistent negative portrayals in parts of the Western media.
- The Trump administration’s trade tariffs and withdrawal from the Paris Agreement pose major risks to global economic growth and energy...
Trump's trade and geopolitical plans are adding to energy price volatility
Resolving outstanding administrative and infrastructure issues could allow renewables to boom
