The first industrial robot was developed by George Devol in 1954 and sold to General Motors, who used it on their production line. Today, robotics is big business. Goldman Sachs has stated that by 2035, the global humanoid robot market will reach USD 38 billion, while Elon Musk predicts it will eventually become a USD

The UAE’s healthcare reforms and legislative changes appear to have been well received in many quarters. After all, a closer alignment with healthcare regulation in developed Western economies was arguably long overdue.

The Gulf’s rapid ascent in the global sports arena is undeniable. Whether it’s high-profile investments in foreign clubs, attracting top talent to play in the region’s domestic leagues, or hosting huge global sporting events, the Gulf has made it to the forefront of sports in a remarkably short time.

Competition and over-supply have transformed the GCC healthcare sector and have allowed end users and payers more opportunities to differentiate between market players for value and patient-centric care. But the recent trends in consolidation would suggest that, as larger healthcare organisations, institutional investors and private equity (PE) step up acquisitions in the sector in search

More people than ever before are conducting business, living, or investing across borders. With an estimated 272 million expats worldwide and international agreements like the Schengen Zone, allowing over 400 million people to travel freely across its member countries, the world has become increasingly interconnected.

In the world of bespoke tailoring, a well-fitted suit is designed to last a lifetime. It’s an investment, a promise of precision, a unique piece of craftsmanship designed to stand the test of time – unless, of course, your waistline has other ideas.