Specialized Medical Company (SMC), one of Saudi Arabia’s leading healthcare providers, made its trading debut on the Saudi Exchange following a successful initial public offering (IPO) that raised SAR1.88 billion ($500 million).
Saudi oil giant Aramco has once again topped the 'Middle East’s 100 Biggest Players' list compiled by Forbes. With a $1.7 trillion in market cap and $106.2 billion in profits, Aramco has emerged on top of the list for the sixth consecutive year.
RAK Properties has unveiled Solera, a new apartment community within its flagship waterfront destination Mina in Ras Al Khaimah. On completion, it will feature 451 residences across three architecturally distinct buildings anchored by a shared podium.
Mashreq, a leading financial institution in the Mena region, has structured the first sustainability-linked financing (SLF) for Galadari Brothers, a UAE-based leading conglomerate, marking a significant step in advancing their sustainability journey.
Marhaba, part of dnata and a leading global airport hospitality brand, has partnered with Prime Health to provide premium travel services for passengers arriving in Dubai for medical treatment.
Scientists contribute to understanding the risks to human health from food contaminants in many ways and also conduct rigorous research to generate reliable evidence, said World Health Organization, while highlighting the role of R&D in ensuring food safe
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned of a rise in Covid-19 infections linked to the emergence of a new variant, NB.1.8.1, which is currently under investigation.
Burjeel Holdings, a leading super-specialty healthcare provider in the MENA region, listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange, has signed a contract to operate and manage Adnoc’s Das Hospital at Das Island.
M42, a global health leader powered by technology, continues to pioneer artificial intelligence (AI) and medical and clinical solutions as part of its mission to revolutionise health in the UAE and globally.
Dubai-based Genesis Healthcare, Dubai London Hospital and Mediclinic Parkview Hospital have adopted Sky Medical’s innovative geko device to accelerate chronic wound healing (leg ulcers), prevent and treat lower limb oedema (swelling) in patients.
