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EDITOR IN CHIEF- ABDULLAH BIN SALIM AL SHUEILI
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Educational degrees that are losing value because of AI

I had an interesting discussion with one of the university students who proudly told me he had just enrolled into a degree that would take four years to complete. He was excited, motivated, and full of ambition. Out of...

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A new confidence anchor for investment and growth

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Trade war triggers new world order

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US bank aims for $100 bn in European active ETFs

An Exchange Traded Fund (ETF), a type of investment fund that holds a collection of assets, such as stocks or bonds, is traded on a stock exchange like individual stocks.

Health sector focuses on local medical manufacturing

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Anchoring investments on infrastructure gains

Port of Salalah is a pivotal catalyst in fuelling Dhofar’s economic growth

Better welding for stronger Gulf infrastructure?

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The dilemma of laid-off workers and job security

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US investors swoop in £6 bn tech takeover

The trio of takeovers are likely to come as a blow to Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who sought to tout the success of the sector during a visit to London Tech Week, in which he spoke alongside billionaire Nvidia chief Jensen Huang.

Why evolution led us to insurance: security in an unstable world

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Oman’s digital dawn: poised for greatness in the AI age transformation

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Oman advances towards circular H2 economy

The global focus is on the efficient production of sustainable hydrogen to satisfy energy demands and promote the development of a circular economy.

AI Bubble is Dot-Com bubble’s twin

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FDI in GCC as a strategic penetration mechanism

The writer is founder and CEO — Smart Investment Gateway, economists, board adviser & business transformation mentor.

AI personalised pricing: the impact on consumer welfare

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Non-dom crackdown is also driving rich Britons from UK

Wealth experts are now sounding the alarm that the decision to shift to a residence-based scheme is inadvertently incentivising their wealthy British clients to leave the UK too
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