Land Sterling, a key property management company, and Yardi, a global provider of cloud-based real estate technology, have signed an agreement to collaborate on advancing digital transformation and elevating service delivery within Saudi real estate market.
Global investments in the energy transition reached a new record of $2.4 trillion in 2024, up 20% from the average annual levels of 2022/23. About one-third was directed towards renewable energy technologies, pushing the key sector's investment to $807 billion, said a report.
TOURISE, a global platform shaping a new horizon for tourism, announced on Tuesday that it has catalysed investment portfolios totalling $113 billion at the inaugural TOURISE Summit in Riyadh.
Bringing together participants from over 165 countries, with 70% solutions from international companies, Big 5 Global will connect Middle East, Africa and South Asia’s (MEASA) construction and urban development ecosystem to a global network of suppliers, manufacturers and technology providers.
New partnership announcements and technology showcases were the highlights of CABSAT and SATExpo 2026, which concluded at the Dubai Exhibition Centre, Expo City Dubai, following three days of business.
AI is moving from experimentation to execution in Oman, with business leaders calling for greater focus on applying the technology to real operational challenges rather than simply pursuing digital ambition.
Gitex Global 2025, set to convene in October in Dubai, will highlight significant developments in biotech, physical AI, quantum computing, semiconductors, and data centres.
Investors who focused on the technology and gaming themes achieved significantly higher returns than the Nasdaq-100 over the past decade, says a new analysis from trading and investing platform etoro.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has called for stronger integration of people, technology and global standards to drive the next advances in aviation safety, as the industry prepares for a new generation of operational and technological challenges.
The UAE’s construction sector is set to continue its upward trajectory over the coming years with the market set to hit AED614.4 billion ($167.2 billion) by 2031, mainly driven by PPP investment, urban development, infrastructure projects and demand across residential, hospitality and logistics sectors, said a report.
