Diabetics encouraged to adopt 'caveman diet'A study has revealed that adopting a 'caveman diet' could reduce the chances of getting diabetes and even reverse the symptoms in some patients. It was conducted by a four-member research team, including two from the Bahrain branch of More… |
Global firms 'to emulate Dubai’s district cooling model'The efficient and pro-environment method of cooling endorsed by Dubai, UAE, more than a decade ago is now being considered for implementation as a pilot project by many developing cities globally, according to an expert. Ahmad Bin More… |
Global firms 'to emulate Dubai’s district cooling model'The efficient and pro-environment method of cooling endorsed by Dubai, UAE, more than a decade ago is now being considered for implementation as a pilot project by many developing cities globally, according to an expert. Ahmad Bin More… |
Bahrain PM urges new finance strategiesHis Royal Highness Prime Minister of Bahrain Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa has called for the need to adopt financial strategies and fiscal policies that stimulate the economy and enhance its growth. He also urged protectio More… |
Bahrain SMEs told to adopt new methodsBahrain's small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are operating at just over half their productivity potential because of archaic management styles, according to a researcher. The average productivity of factories in Bahrain is 54.1 per ce More… |
Security 'key for firms adopting BYOD'Businesses have seen a rapid proliferation of employee-owned mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets and laptops, but a major problem for them today is how to give employees both flexibility and mobility, while securing the enterpris More… |
Europe 'must adopt key tax'Europe should press ahead with a tax on financial transactions even without international consensus, the German and French finance ministers said in a letter sent to the European Commission. German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble and h More… |
Gulf Islamic banks 'must revamp business model'Islamic banks in the Gulf Arab region need to adopt a new business model and take on more customers to weather the economic downturn, Ernst & Young's head of Islamic finance said. Islamic banks, many of which are investment houses, More… |