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Roubini: seven reasons why the global economy could improve this year
The NYU economist famous for predicting the financial crash says the major risks behind a possible recession seem to have subsided
Nando's chicken hits the road as delivery apps take flight
Restaurants that ignore delivery platforms like Deliveroo and Uber Eats do so at their peril
We need to change the narrative when telling stories from the region
Tales from the region should include tropes other than tragedy
Abdullah Abdullah: peace requires all Afghans to come together
Afghanistan's chief executive talks to 'The National' about ending the war in his country
US Syria envoy says 2019 should be 'reality check' for Assad
Russia, Iran and Syria must realise a political solution is the only end to Syrian war, Joel Rayburn tells forum
Trump’s decisions 'risk more conflict' in the Middle East
Ayman Safadi addressed Washington’s moves to recognise Jerusalem and the Golan Heights as Israeli
Environment Minister: UAE climate talks to focus on health, youth
Dr Thani Al Zeyoudi says UAE will be pushing for more action
WEF Mena 2019: Jordan meeting is a chance to shape the future
High-level delegation from the UAE among those at World Economic Forum on the Middle East and North Africa being held this weekend at the Dead Sea
Business Extra: What the Uber-Careem deal means for tech in the UAE and the Middle East
The impact of the $3.1bn acquisition will be powerfully felt among investors, entrepreneurs and regulators
You don’t want to own a car any more – you just don’t know it yet
Having your own vehicle, parked outside your house, is increasingly out of step with the realities of modern, urban life
Uber agrees to buy Careem for $3.1 billion
Careem to operate independently as wholly owned subsidiary of San Francisco rival with combined scale to support rapid expansion of both companies
Hundreds of Careem staff to be millionaires in $3.1bn Uber deal
About 75 employees will become dollar millionaires and 200 will get at least Dh1 million each as part of the stock option programme
What comes next after the success of the Special Olympics?
In an exclusive interview, Tala Al Ramahi says that the legacy of the games has been a core focus and supporting people of determination will continue to be a priority in the UAE
Business Extra: The Ethiopian Airlines tragedy and the Boeing 737 Max 8
Demand for answers is growing as the investigation continues into how the aircraft crashed only minutes into the flight between Addis Ababa and Nairobi
From the athletes to society at large, everyone is a winner at the Special Olympics
Opening tomorrow, the Games have the potential to change attitudes and create a brighter future
