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UAE has most new entrepreneurs in Middle East

New technology platforms have pushed more UAE residents to become entrepreneurs, revealed a study by social networking website LinkedIn. Digital platforms have helped residents to overcome traditional barriers that come with founding companies, making the process easier and more accessible, reported Emirates 24/7. The study also showed that entrepreneurship is the fastest-growing job year-on-year in

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How Dubai is reducing its waste… to zero

Waste reduction is one of the biggest issues faced by Dubai today, according to the city’s municipal body for city services and the upkeep of facilities in the Emirate. The man heading the waste department in Dubai Municipality explains his vision of making the city waste free by the next decade. “We have big challenges

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Plans for $272m Dubai Canal project unveiled

Plans for a project worth more than $272m (AED1bn) have been unveiled by the Dubai Properties Group. The Marasi Business Bay development, set to be built by the Dubai Water Canel, was announced on Tuesday by Dubai Holding’s real estate arm. The master-planned waterside development will include a 12km promenade, the “UAE’s first-ever water homes”,

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Revealed: Top 20 companies to work for in the UAE 2016

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Expats in Kuwait object to one hundred per cent increase in traffic fines

Expats and residents of Kuwait are unhappy about plans to increase traffic fines by as much as 100 per cent. The Ministry of Interior’s decision to double the amount of fines charged for traffic violations is causing major discontent in the expat community, with even Kuwaiti citizens asking their MPs to confront the Ministry’s officials.

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Dubai’s going solar

The global solar market is doing well. But it is changing, and the main reason for this is a shift in geographical focus. The Big 5 Hub talks to Hadi Tahboub, Vice President of the Middle East Solar Industry Association (MESIA) about Dubai’s role as a leader in MENA’s solar game. There is no sign

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Mall of Qatar to add 15 luxury retail stores

The Mall of Qatar has signed an agreement with Doha-based Abu Issa Holding to open 15 high-end stores. The deal will see the introduction of global brands including Godiva Cafe, Yves Delorme, Hartmann, Samsonite, Voulez Vous and Bugatti. Rony Mourani, general manager at Mall of Qatar, said: “In line with our promise to house top

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Expats can now use Saudi government hospitals – report

Expatriates in Saudi Arabia will be able to use government hospitals for treatment as long as they pay a designated fee and follow the centres’ rules and regulations, according to the Ministry of Health. The decision was taken due to a large number of expats living in rural areas where few or no private hospitals

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Ramadan 2016 private sector working hours announced

ABU DHABI // Private sector employees in the UAE will have their working days reduced by two hours during Ramadan. The announcement was made via a statement from the Federal Authority for Government Human Resources issued by Saqr Ghobash, Minister of Human Resources and Emiratisation. Working hours for the public sector which were announced on

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