Greater strategic alignment is needed among manufacturing executives to achieve digital transformation, suggests Zebra’s latest Manufacturing Vision Study.
Aramco, one of the world’s leading integrated energy and chemicals companies, has announced a net income of $26 billion for the first quarter of this year (Q1), compared to $27.3 billion in Q1 2024.
The global maritime transportation industry has entered into a new era defined by rapid integration of advanced technologies and digitalisation. These changes are reshaping maritime operations, especially in navigation, communication and automation.
Gen Z travellers in the UAE are redefining what it means to explore the world, placing cultural connection, personal purpose, and digital empowerment at the heart of their journeys, says a new study.
From fresh tariffs and fracturing alliances to recession warnings, the headlines scream turmoil. But for investors willing to tune out the noise and focus on the underlying data, there are solid reasons to stay positive, said an financial expert.
The GCC utilities sector has the potential to cut operational costs by 30% through a mix of short-term tactical actions and key changes to how utilities operate, said a report. This can generate $22 billion in savings over the next decade, said a report.
The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region has been partially shielded from the latest wave of global tariffs introduced by US President Donald Trump, according to an expert.
Technological advancements, international collaboration, and workforce transformation are key to ensuring global cyber resilience and a secure cyberspace, according to the latest insights report published by the Global Cybersecurity Forum (GCF).
Trump’s tariff-led trade war is pushing the world’s two largest economies toward a new front: a currency war — one that will be gradual, deliberate, and globally disruptive, warns the CEO of global financial advisory giant, deVere Group.
Retail investors showed strong conviction on the first trading day following President Trump’s Liberation Day. Instead of panic-selling, many chose to buy the dip seeing the sharp sell-off as an overreaction to macroeconomic developments, said an expert.
