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Leadership, artificial intelligence, real estate and the future of work took centre stage as more than 150 senior business leaders, CXOs, entrepreneurs, investors and industry experts gathered at Taj Dubai, Business Bay, for the second edition of the Business Frontier Leadership Conclave & Awards, presented by WOW Workplaces Certification.The one-day event brought together business voices from across industries and global markets for keynote sessions, moderated panel discussions and an awards ceremony recognizing more than 50 individuals and organisations for achievements spanning entrepreneurship, corporate leadership, technology, operations and organisational excellence.The event was attended by Guests of Honour Mohamed Al Banna, Group…
Selena Gomez has shared another glimpse into her hopes of becoming a mother one day.The 34 year old actress posted a photo on Instagram Stories of herself holding a newborn baby, writing simply, “one day..”Selena has spoken about wanting a family before, including during an appearance on Friends Keep Secrets with her husband, Benny Blanco.When asked how many children she would like to have, Selena had a clear answer.“I want four,” she said.She went on to explain that her dream was partly inspired by a scene from The Family Stone, starring the late Diane Keaton, which shows a family gathered together around the…
Debutant Razaullah launched a remarkable late salvo as Pakistan finally showed some fight at Edgbaston on Friday, setting England a target of 130 to seal a clean sweep in their three-Test series.The fast bowler came to the crease with the tourists on the brink of defeat at 318-8, still two runs behind the home side, with more than two hours of play potentially remaining.Showing no sign of nerves, the 21-year-old launched an audacious assault, clubbing nine sixes in his 81 off 63 balls — and sharing a ninth-wicket partnership of 121 with fellow paceman Mohammad Abbas.His tally of sixes tied…
Ehab Derbas, F5’s Senior Regional Director for Saudi Arabia. F5 recently highlighted new enterprise AI security capabilities aligned with Saudi Vision 2030 digital transformation goals at its Solution Day in Riyadh. The global leader in delivering and securing every app and API emphasised how AI systems now operate with more access, autonomy, and speed than ever before, creating new risks for security teams and business leaders. At the same time, employees are adopting unauthorised tools and unsanctioned integrations, creating shadow AI footprints that most security teams cannot see, let alone govern. According to F5’s 2026 State of Application Strategy (SOAS) Report,…
Arrive at least 20 minutes early or risk no refund – here’s everything UAE rail passengers need to know about Etihad Rail’s official Passenger Charter policies Abu Dhabi: Etihad Rail confirmed that if a passenger misses a train journey at one of its stations for a reason not directly attributable to the station, no refund or compensation will be available. Passengers are advised to arrive at the station at least 20 minutes before the scheduled train departure time so as not to miss the journey. Etihad Rail also stated in its Passenger Charter that boarding gates close two minutes before…
Charcoal burning and barbecuing have been prohibited at a public beach in Ras Al Khaimah under a new measure aimed at preserving the area’s appearance and promoting public safety. The ban came into effect on September 10, 2026. The Public Services Department in Ras Al Khaimah announced the ban at Flamingo Beach, urging the public to comply with the restriction to help keep the beach clean, safe and accessible to everyone. The department said the measure was introduced to preserve the beauty of the beach and ensure a safe environment for residents and visitors. The restriction comes as the UAE…
MUNICH, 11th September, 2026 (WAM) — XRG, ADNOC, and SEFE Securing Energy for Europe today signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore opportunities across the natural gas and LNG value chains, reinforcing their shared commitment to delivering reliable and competitively priced energy supply for Germany and Europe. The agreement was signed during the visit of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, to the Federal Republic of Germany. It builds on the existing partnership between the companies and brings together their complementary strengths, leveraging both UAE-based supply from ADNOC and a diverse set of international supply nodes from…
The UAE’s membership is gaining increasing significance given the economic weight of BRICS, whose member countries account for around 49.5 percent of the world’s population, nearly 40 percent of global GDP and 26 percent of global tradeABU DHABI: The UAE is participating in the 18th BRICS Summit, hosted in the Indian capital, New Delhi, on 12th and 13th September, as a full member of the group since January 2024. Its membership supports the country’s efforts to expand its economic and trade partnerships and strengthen its presence in global markets, while adding to the group an economy that serves as a…
Linda Kröckenberger’s Arabian Desert Camel Riding Centre has grown from four to 22 camels since 2021, with a racing championship, camel ownership programme and school curriculum on offer Dubai: German national Linda Kröckenberger began her relationship with camels, when she was searching for an activity to spend time away from her work. But she ended up leaving her career in the corporate sector and replacing offices with the Dubai desert, after a 12-day journey on camelback changed her view of her life and professional future. It later led her to establish a centre for teaching camel riding and handling –…
A shortage of air traffic controllers caused flight cancellations and delays at Sydney Airport on Friday morning, the federal agency responsible for managing Australia’s air traffic said, as probes continue into several recent near-misses at the airport.Airservices Australia said it was required to enact Air Traffic Flow Management (ATFM) measures at Sydney Airport “due to roster constraints” and “to safely manage aviation demand.”The ATFM measures were lifted at 8.15am (2215 GMT on Thursday) after conditions improved, though delays of no more than 10 minutes were still expected for the rest of the morning.Stay up to date with the latest news.…