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Emirati women researchers and entrepreneurs recognised for contribution to development of knowledge-led economy
Chartered Institute for IT organised the conference in the capital
Dh10 fee waived for Adnoc attendants to fill your tank
The decision to offer 'free assisted fueling' has been taken after feedback from customers
Business Extra: UAE employees confident in the future of work
A survey of thousands of professionals and employers in the region shows that almost all are optimistic about their careers amid shifts in technology and types of jobs
Business Extra: Millennial disappointments, Saudi growth strategy and Musk vs Ma
Millennials expect to be more financially stable than their parents but almost half feel they are failing or off to a slow start on that goal
Business Extra: What's in store for real estate and construction?
Signs of optimism - especially in the capital - are emerging
Business Extra: Saudi oil attack ramifications
The damage done has disrupted about half of the kingdom’s crude production
Business Extra: Picking up the pieces from the dramatic collapse of Thomas Cook
The 178-year-old travel company announced it was heading into receivership on Monday
Business Extra: HSBC's balancing act with growth and costs
In a world of negative interest rates, European banks are having to make layoffs to control expenses
Formidable or forgettable 40s? It's the middle-aged who have the real power
Never mind the shouty millennials or know-it-all septuagenarians. It's time us 40-somethings had a voice
Security 'prime concern' in Middle East, says Prince Turki
Over next decade greater inter-Arab co-operation could emerge to provide stability, Saudi royal says ahead of Beirut Institute Summit in Abu Dhabi
The Iraqi government should stop treating its people with indignity
They should be able to give them normality or they will not tolerate a lack of basic services for very long
Millions face starvation if Horn of Africa food supplies aren't protected from climate change
UN warns climate stress from poor rainfall has made region hotter and drier, affecting crops, livestock and livelihoods
To Greta Thunberg and to my sons: I am sorry my generation has failed you
Our contribution to protecting the futures of the next generation has not been as diligent or exacting as it should have been
In post-Saddam Hussein Iraq, hope turned into despair – but wheels are beginning to turn again
Sixteen years after reporting from a country seemingly stuck in the past, Mustafa Alrawi gets the sense of a cohesive nation emerging from civil war
Clear and present danger: Iraq is at a tipping point of chaos and confusion
We should be clear-eyed about the many risks the country faces. After all, we Iraqis have been here before
