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The absence of income tax has helped to attract people from around the world to move to the Gulf. But one country is set to change direction. Oman recently announced it will be the first country in the region to introduce personal income tax. While some countries, including the U ... Show More

For decades, most Emiratis have worked in government roles. But now, thousands are joining private companies as part of a nationwide plan to balance the workforce. Early iterations of Emiratisation began in the 1990s, with programmes formalised in the early 2000s. About three yea ... Show More

“New” is the theme in the Middle East’s growing aviation sphere: new cities, new aircraft and new markets. The International Air Transport Association (Iata) says carriers in the region are expected to post the highest net profit margin in the world this year, at 8.7 per cent. Th ... Show More

Dubai will have one airport as Al Maktoum International eyes $35bn expansion, Telegram's Pavel Durov says he will never leave the UAE, SMEs affected by the floods will get interest-free loans, Shark Tank's Mr Wonderful is in Egypt, and RedBird IMI will exit the Telegraph auction 

14 June 2022: Dubai is getting its own Michelin Guide, but with 11,3000 food outlets in Dubai alone, is it still worth setting up a food business in the UAE?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

Here's what's happening in the tech, startup and VC universe today: The Luxury Closet wraps up growth round with $11 million, acquires Hong Kong-based Guiltless Bayut expands to Saudi Yumamia raises $1.5 million Pre-Series A, plans expansion to Saudi   Airbnb launches Arabic webs ... Show More

UAE’s Al Habtoor is opening a channel and studio city in Lebanon, Mohamed Hadid’s company is filing for bankruptcy, real estate firm Aldar could have paid Tony Robbins $1M to give a private pep talk in Dubai, Dubizzle has acquired Drive Arabia for an alleged $8.2M and an ex-TikTo ... Show More

Latest in the Gulf: GCC visa talks, Dubai parks expansion, Aramco dividends, Emirates upgrades, and Dubai's tourism boom! 

UAE salaries are expected to outpace the growth of living costs in 2024, how the Baltimore bridge incident is going to affect the global supply chain, what Saudi's IPOs mean for the region, and why 2 Hollywood producers are setting up shop in Dubai  

In 2024, the IPO landscape has experienced a significant revival. While discussions frequently gravitate towards the next big company to hit the New York Stock Exchange, we aim to expand your viewpoint to a global perspective. From the surging interest in Dubai’s car park investm ... Show More

Meat Denis who came to Dubai as a 20 year old Bar Tender. On this episode of The Dubai Stars, we follow his journey from coming to Dubai, his struggle and journey to shifting to Real Estate and becoming a top producer in the industry. Engage with me online: Instagram:  https://ww ... Show More

On this Episode we speak with Jason Sanyal. Jason moved from India to Dubai and started his career in a call center selling phones and then moved into Banking and Finally Real Estate. With Career Sales of AED 2.5 Billion and becoming a top producer at Both Emaar and Meraas. Follo ... Show More