For years now, the Dubai real estate market has attracted investors from around the world and – like so much of the emirate – is increasingly powered by cutting-edge tech. Enter property technology, or proptech.
Video marketing is moving fast, and all too often, when brands feel they have caught up with the latest platform or format, everything seems to shift once again. The pace of change can be daunting.
As a hub for business and investment, Dubai attracts entrepreneurs, investors and families from around the world. Many base their assets or operations here while spending much of their time abroad. But handling transactions or managing affairs from overseas isn’t always practical.
Over a relatively short time, AI has found its way into many aspects of our lives. One area that is experiencing a major transformation is therapy, and mental-health care more broadly. This month, AI Healthcare Week 2025 took place in Dubai, highlighting how AI is reshaping mental health care, especially within the UAE.
It’s been a noisy year for global markets. Stock prices have moved sharply in both directions, and headlines have been dominated by tariffs, inflation targets and shifting interest rates. Through all these ups and downs, UK property has kept moving steadily forward. House prices are rising, rents continue to climb, and mortgage rates are beginning
The idea of gamification in diabetes management has been around since Merck developed the Type 2 Travelers Project back in 2013. However, low user retention has bedevilled many smart-phone diabetes apps. Meanwhile, incidence of the disease is predicted to keep growing, with a prevalence of over 12% in adult populations by 2040.
The last few weeks have seen a flurry of activity in the GCC, with a number of large aircraft orders being announced or re-affirmed following US President Donald Trump’s visit.
The word ‘entrepreneur’ is heard a lot these days and has come to mean different things to different people. You hear it when someone introduces themselves at a networking event, you see it pinned to a LinkedIn bio, and it’s worn as a badge of honour by business people great and small. It’s everywhere.
When we talk about keeping customers forever, what we’re really talking about is loyalty. A common refrain is that it’s cheaper to retain a customer than find a new one, and having genuine loyalty means a steady stream of revenue and the ability to plan for the long-term.
Let’s face it, the days of a business suit being a non-negotiable part of a professional wardrobe are long gone. As industries expand and embrace new ways of working across the region, so does the workplace uniform.
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