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Businessman Gaurav Grover describes himself as a spender. 'The more you spend, you earn more,' he adds. Pawan Singh / The National 

Money & Me: 'Fatherhood completely changed my lifestyle and my attitude to risk'

December 12, 2019
The Emirates NBD Alexa skill is available through the app or Amazon home devices. Photo: Getty Images

How secure is voice banking with a virtual assistant?

December 11, 2019
Employees working in telecoms, investment management, manufacturing and technology can expect modest increases of 2 per cent, according to Cooper Fitch. Getty Images

UAE job market set for 2020 ramp up but salaries to remain 'flat'

December 11, 2019
The alleged fraud saw investors lured by fake Bitcoin mining earnings, according to the US Justice Department. AFP

Three US men charged over $722m cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme

December 11, 2019
Illustration by Mathew Kurian 

The Debt Panel: 'My husband died, so what happens to the Dh240,000 he owes in the UAE?'

December 11, 2019
Cropped high angle shot of a senior couple working on their finances at home

How the UAE's new life regulations affect advisers and customers

December 10, 2019
Illustration by Mathew Kurian

12 of the best defensive stocks to own in a market crash

December 9, 2019
People wait in line at a job fair at Dolphin Mall in Miami. US employers added 266,000 jobs in November, the most since January. AP

US salaries on the rise as unemployment rate hits half-century low

December 9, 2019
FlexxPay founders co-founders Charbel Nasr (left) and Michael Truschler have raised $1.5 million in a pre-Series A funding round from institutional and existing investors. Chris Whiteoak / The National

Wamda invests in UAE FinTech FlexxPay

December 8, 2019
US President Donald Trump said a trade agreement with China may only happen after the US elections in November 2020. Reuters

Uncertain outlook for the global economy as trade issues still dominate

December 8, 2019
Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson at the Nato summit in Watford, Britain on December 4. The outcome of the upcoming British election on December 12 will have important consequences for investors. Photo: Reuters

Fund managers turn to AI tools to predict British election outcome

December 8, 2019
If a termination is deemed arbitrary, an employee may be entitled to compensation of up to three months wages in addition to the standard payments due. Photo: Getty Images

'What are an employee's rights and pay when it comes to redundancy?'

December 7, 2019
Steen Jakobsen, Saxo Bank’s chief investment officer and chief economist, has participated in the 'outrageous predictions' since it began in 2003. Reem Mohammed / The National

A gold-oil reversal in fortunes is one of this bank's ‘outrageous predictions’ for 2020

December 6, 2019
Illustration by Gary Clement

Safe-deposit box​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​es are not just for the super wealthy

December 6, 2019
Gaber Kenger started five restaurants in Dubai, including Chandelier, Shu, Fudo, Loui and his latest opening, Brazilian-Lebanese fusion Tete at Bluewaters Island. Photo: Antonie Robertson / The National

Money & Me: ‘I was an orphan refugee — now I’m in the land of opportunity’

December 5, 2019
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Toyota's 2020 Land Cruiser tears into the UAE

New $57,000 Apple Mac Pro costs same as a Nissan Patrol - and even has wheels

TLC and Discovery Channel removed from OSN, with immediate effect

Why one Emirati student is taking his UAE Land Cruiser around the US
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Saudi Arabia announced spending of 1.02 trillion riyals for 2020, setting a higher year-on-year deficit as it expects lower revenue due to oil production cuts. AFP

Business Extra: Saudi Arabia's 2020 budget and how the proceeds of the Saudi Aramco IPO will be spent

Business Extra
In this picture taken on November 8, 2018, Scottish novelist Irvine Welsh poses during an interview with AFP in Hong Kong. - Twenty-five years ago Irvine Welsh's debut novel "Trainspotting" burst out of the housing schemes and back alleys of post-industrial Scotland in a whirlwind of drugs, sex and violence that horrified and delighted critics alike. Scotland's most famous ex-heroin addict is still delivering the goods, and is as far as ever from settling for "carpet slippers and a cottage on the coast." (Photo by Anthony WALLACE / AFP)

Irvine Welsh's literary highs

Books of my life
A Peshmerga foot soldier defending an outpost in the Qara Chokh mans a gun looking out to the plain where ISIS is using tunnels and caves to evade capture. Jack Moore / The National

Beyond the Headlines: A journey through the ISIS badlands

Beyond The Headlines
The number of children we have is also a question of how we can provide food, shelter, water and goods for the ever expanding global population. Getty 

Beyond the Headlines: How many children is too many?

Beyond The Headlines
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