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DIFC has registered some of the top management companies in the world. 

Europe's new GDPR data protection ruling will affect companies in the UAE

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into effect on May 25 and those who fail to comply will face heavy fines

May 23, 2018
A graphic from Cambridge Analytica's Twitter page. Following is data misuse scandal, the UK firm is closing its doors. Mark Lennihan/AP

In the internet age, fake news is a new form of war

False data that targets airlines, or oil companies, or other important industries, could have a significant impact on the economies of the GCC and wider region

May 23, 2018
Gezirah Palace, probably around 1901. Sebah & Joaillier/ullstein bild via Getty Images

Cairo's Gezirah Palace not quite the sparkling gem it once was

The hotel’s historic significance is felt throughout the property, thanks to the watchful eye of the ministry of antiquities

November 28, 2017
A prototype of German postal and logistics group DHL's "parcelcopter", which is a modified microdrone that costs $54,900 and can carry packages weighing up to 1.2kg. Wolfgang Rattay/Reuters

AI and its potential to boost your company's bottom line

While artificial intelligence might not prevent humans from making mistakes, it could help us make better business decisions

August 22, 2017
You can log onto willrobotstakemyjob.com to gauge the probability of losing your job to a robot. Issei Kato/Reuters

A robot could be taking over your job very soon

As the digital revolution picks up its pace, you must upskill or retrain to avoid redundancy

August 18, 2017
Syrian refugee women work at a sewing workshop at a refugee camp for Syrian refugees. Lefteris Pitarakis / AP

Tough times spur spirit of entrepreneurialism

Female social entrepreneurs to have emerged in the wake of the Arab Spring

August 16, 2017
Millennials have been brought up by today’s helicopter parents to believe that they are special, that they can have everything they want. Getty Images

Millennials drive digital engagement in the workplace

The need to be ever-connected is convincing employers to be flexible while catering to those requirements

July 18, 2017
Robert Welanetz, chief executive of Majid Al Futtaim Properties. Victor Besa for The National

Younger generation spurs change

Robert Welanetz, the chief executive of Majid Al Futtaim Properties, talks to The National about developments in the hospitality industry.

June 18, 2017
Zhang Rujin is a student at the Emirates Academy of Hospitality Management, which plans to open an innovation hub. Satish Kumar / The National

UAE hoteliers embrace region’s love of gadgets

The hotel sector is investing in training and partnerships, using smartphone innovation to maintain customer loyalty and encourage new bookings in a personalised way.

June 18, 2017
Services such as Netflix are proving to be stiff competition for traditional operators in countries including the UAE. Mike Blake / Reuters

Mena viewers tune into pay-TV

Residents in the Middle East and North Africa are avid television watchers but the rise of new services such as Netflix and from local players is drawing them away from traditional offerings to online, satellite and subscription options.

May 8, 2017