EV brand reports 200% growth in UAE
EV brand Zeekr has reported over 200% growth in January 2025, setting an ambitious target of 400% annual expansion.
EV brand Zeekr has reported over 200% growth in January 2025, setting an ambitious target of 400% annual expansion.
The UAE and the US continued to deepen their five-decade-long strategic partnership during an official visit to the US by HH Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Ruler of Abu Dhabi and National Security Adviser.
Saudi Arabia is set to host the Sports Investment Forum 2025 from April 7 in Riyadh, under the patronage of the Ministry of Sport and the Ministry of Investment.
A new partnership seeks to offer integrated mobile, fixed, and ICT solutions alongside tailored financial packages to enhance efficiency and growth for SMEs in Oman.
Abu Dhabi takes centre stage in the newly-released trailer for Apple Original Films movie F1, starring Brad Pitt.
Bank of Sharjah has reported record-breaking financial results for the year ended 31 December 2024, posting a profit before tax of $113m, marking a dramatic turnaround from the $75m loss in the previous year. The bank’s net profit after tax surged to $105m, driven by revenue growth, cost control, and risk management.
Aldar Investment Properties has successfully raised $500m through a 10-year green sukuk (a sharia-compliant bond), with the issuance oversubscribed 7.2 times, attracting $3.6bn in orders. Strong investor interest saw 61% of allocations from regional investors and 39% from international investors.
A new tap-on-phone payment solution has been launched with the goal of revolutionising the way businesses in the UAE process transactions.
A new initiative seeks to turn Dubai into an open-air art gallery, blending sustainable urban development with public art projects. The goal is to enrich the quality of life in the emirate and solidify its status as a global destination as well as a hub for creativity and culture.
Dubai’s luxury transport sector saw a 44% increase in 2024, with over 43.4 million trips taken, compared to 30.2 million in 2023. The luxury transport services in Dubai carried a total of 75.6 million passengers in 2024 which was up from 52.6 million the previous year. E-hail services saw a 32% rise, with trips climbing
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