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Dubai Chambers Delivers Impactful Dubai Business Forum in New York City

Dubai Business Forum – USA: Strengthening Global Economic Ties Introduction The inaugural Dubai Business Forum in the U.S. took place recently in New York, showcasing Dubai...

From Lungis to Luxury: Kerala Man’s Inspiring Business Journey in Dubai Since 1967

The Inspiring Journey of MV Kunhu Mohamed: From Kerala to Dubai MV Kunhu Mohamed’s story is a remarkable testament to perseverance and ambition. At just...

GenZone Unveils Dubai Investment and Business Setup Solutions for European Investors at Portugal Summit

Navigating Relocation and Investment: GenZone’s New Framework for European Investors in Dubai Introduction to GenZone’s Initiative Dubai, known for its thriving economy and business-friendly environment, is...

GITEX GLOBAL Concludes with Unprecedented Global Participation

GITEX Global 2025: A Landmark Event in the Tech World GITEX Global 2025 concluded its 45th edition in Dubai on Friday, marking the end of...

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UAE calls for enhanced economic cooperation with OIC member states at Istanbul meeting

During the 42nd session of the Standing Committee for Economic and Commercial Cooperation of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (COMCEC) in Istanbul, Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, the UAE Minister of Foreign Trade, emphasized the urgent need for enhanced…

California proposes first U.S. billionaire wealth tax amid divided voter sentiment

California is poised to become the first U.S. state to implement a wealth tax on billionaires, as voters prepare to decide on Proposition 40. This proposed measure, which would impose a one-time 5% tax on individuals with a net worth…

Jon Rahm confirms commitment to LIV Golf amid PGA Tour changes

Jon Rahm has reaffirmed his commitment to LIV Golf, despite recent changes within the PGA Tour that have allowed some players to return. The Spanish golfer remains under a long-term contract with LIV, which has faced scrutiny as the PGA…

Harvard study predicts immigration slowdown will reduce U.S. renter household growth by 500,000 annually

A recent study by Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies indicates that the ongoing slowdown in immigration to the United States could lead to a significant reduction in renter household growth, estimating a decrease of 500,000 households annually from 2024…

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