UAE Employers Gear Up for Strategic Hiring Surge in Fourth Quarter
As Q4 2025 approaches, UAE businesses prepare for substantial hiring initiatives despite economic uncertainties.
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As Q4 2025 approaches, UAE businesses prepare for substantial hiring initiatives despite economic uncertainties.
The Dubai Integrated Economic Zones Authority (DIEZ) has established a new record for trade in its three economic zones, with Dhs336 billion ($91.5 billion) in 2024. This is a 1...
Dubai's real estate market remains robust, offering competitive yields up to 11% compared to global cities. Investors are drawn by high returns, no property tax, and stable grow...
The UK and US are signing an agreement to boost nuclear energy development, aiming to create thousands of jobs and enhance energy security.
Dubai Investments plans to sell up to 25% of its subsidiary focused on a major real estate project amid high market demand.
Omar bin Omair Al Muhairi, the Director-General of the department overseeing real estate activities in Ajman, has announced a remarkable surge in property valuations for the mon...
Leadership Shake-Up: Shuaa Capital Appoints New CEO, Outgoing Chief Becomes Advisor
COLABB launches an integrated platform blending real estate investment with interior design and digital strategy in Dubai.
The United Arab Emirates is poised to unveil the petrol prices for September 2025 in the upcoming days. This decision comes after a slight decline in fuel costs last month, foll...
Businesses in Saudi Arabia have been reminded by ZATCA of hefty fines if they fail to meet the August 31 VAT return deadline.