Dubai's real estate market recorded AED 21 billion in transactions over the past week, according to the Dubai Land Department, extending a sustained run of elevated weekly volumes that has seen recent weeks register AED 15.2 billion and AED 14.7 billion respectively.
When US and Israeli forces struck Iran on 28 February this year, the ripple effects across the Gulf were swift. And for business leaders who had been tracking Saudi Arabia as a market entry destination, the instinct was to wait.
Aldar has sold out Al Ghadeer Gardens on its launch day, generating more than AED 1 billion in sales from the 437-villa and townhouse community positioned along the Abu Dhabi-Dubai border.
The UK and Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) have finalised a free trade agreement after four years of negotiations, creating a framework intended to expand bilateral trade and strengthen investment protections across both blocs.
UAE-based AI infrastructure firm Core42 has secured USD 550 million through two structured trade finance facilities from HSBC, earmarked for accelerating its AI cloud and compute deployments across the US and Europe.
Abu Dhabi's MGX has joined a USD 2.1 billion Series B funding round for Isomorphic Labs, a UK-based AI-driven drug design company.
Dubai has unveiled a second economic incentives package worth AED 1.5bn, approved by Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.
The Abu Dhabi Global Market has published a comprehensive update to its Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing Risk Assessment for Legal Persons and Arrangements (LPAs).
Think about the last time a patient complained about waiting. Not for a bed or for a scan result, but for something administrative such as a prior authorisation, a referral, or a follow-up appointment that fell through the cracks. These aren’t clinical failures – they’re coordination breakdowns. And for the most part, they’re entirely preventable.
There is a contentious but meaningful quote that goes something like “Never waste a good crisis”. The words have been attributed to Churchill, Machiavelli, and, most recently, Rahm Emanuel, former chief of staff to President Barack Obama, during the 2008 financial crisis.
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