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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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Is AI approaching human-level intelligence?

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The Federal Reserve is running scared of Trump

The Federal Reserve is perhaps the most significant independent economic actor in the United States, given the scope of its monetary and supervisory responsibilities and the global importance of the US dollar.

Opinion-Harnessing seaweed: Oman’s path to carbon neutrality by 2050

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Opinion-Critical analysis of Oman Budget 2025

Overall, the budget is cautious and balanced to achieve diversification, welfare, health, and financial stability.

2025 State Budget: A roadmap for balanced progress

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The role of small firms in the Omani economy

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The next robot invasion

Attendees look at a solar-powered car from Aptera, a vehicle maker from California, at CES

Impact of oil prices on Oman’s fiscal policy, economic stability

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The importance of the CEPA between Oman and India

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Will artificial intelligence replace our jobs?

A robotic arm by Siasun operates for display at the Beijing World Robot Conference in Beijing, China, in this illustration photo. — Reuters

Finance bosses call for action on stock market exodus

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Oman means business: A nation ready for tomorrow

This advantageous position is enhanced by world-class infrastructure, including the expanding Port of Duqm, the efficient Port of Salalah, Sohar, and the historic Port Sultan Qaboos.

Trump's return adds new twist to Western firms' Russia exit dilemma

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Net-zero commitments: Greenwashing or progress?

These commitments seek to align companies with international climate targets, such as the 1.5°C global warming target outlined in the Paris Agreement.

Opinion- Hurdles on the path to de-dollarisation

As matters stand, roughly 90 per cent of foreign-exchange flows are still dollarised.
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