As a wild generalization, entrepreneurs have a natural tendency to charge ahead. However, during times of critical stress or crisis, rather than charging ahead, it is more prudent to formulate a new ... ( read original story ...)
Most UAE professionals reluctant to travel by air for business this year
Several business executives in the UAE and around the world are now allowed to travel abroad, however, many are not willing to travel by plane, according to a new survey. In a market survey of more ... ( read original story ...)
Most UAE professionals reluctant to travel by air for business this year
Several business executives in the UAE and around the world are now allowed to travel abroad, however, many are not willing to travel by plane, according to a new survey. In a market survey of more ... ( read original story ...)
Relaxing UAE visa procedures is a major relief
The announcement by the National Emergency and Crisis Management Authority and the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship (ICA) relaxing entry procedures for UAE residents is a big relief for ... ( read original story ...)
A collapsing economy and a family feud pile pressure on Syria’s Assad
A feud over money in Syria’s ruling clan shows a threat to Bashar al-Assad’s authority may ultimately come, not from the battlefield, but from once loyal allies and Syria’s collapsing economy. ( read original story ...)
How SpaceX got caught in the middle of a $500 million oil dispute in Central Asia
The dispute begins in Kazakhstan, drifts to Sweden, and eventually arrives on America’s shores, but our story starts in Moldova. Anatolie Stati leads Ascom Group, an oil and gas firm operating ... ( read original story ...)
How SpaceX got caught in the middle of a $500 million oil dispute in Central Asia
The dispute begins in Kazakhstan, drifts to Sweden, and eventually arrives on America’s shores, but our story starts in Moldova. Anatolie Stati leads Ascom Group, an oil and gas firm operating ... ( read original story ...)
Nearly a quarter of Nepal’s workers lose jobs due to coronavirus – cbank
Nepali businesses have laid off 22.5% of their workers as measures to contain the novel coronavirus hit tourism and other activities, a senior central bank official said on Thursday, citing a study of ... ( read original story ...)
Nearly a quarter of Nepal’s workers lose jobs due to coronavirus – cbank
Nepali businesses have laid off 22.5% of their workers as measures to contain the novel coronavirus hit tourism and other activities, a senior central bank official said on Thursday, citing a study of ... ( read original story ...)
S. Korea’s KT to Expand Global Data Center Business with KIND
South Korea's largest telecommunications company, will expand its global data center business with Korea Overseas Infrastructure & Urban Development Corporation (KIND), a government agency, as the dem ... ( read original story ...)