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How ‘coffee badging’ and other trends percolated into global workplace culture
It might be a sequence of smaller changes that we're seeing in offices rather than any great reset after the pandemic
If car recalls raise your eyebrows, remember Boeing's breakdown
Automobile companies are adopting a 'safety first' approach, and existing and potential customers shouldn't be put off by it
Is cricket's 'American dream' more than just a novel idea?
With the US co-hosting the World Cup, people are asking whether the sport can go mainstream stateside
Man City 2023/24 season review and player ratings
Pep Guardiola's team enjoyed another brilliant campaign that included a fourth straight Premier League title
The UAE has plans to raise the quality of life, but what does that mean?
There are any number of metrics to define what is a broad concept, but the ambition to do so is an important one
The quiet beauty of Abu Dhabi's side streets
An Instagram account is keeping track of the history and progress of the UAE capital
How The Club, an Abu Dhabi fixture since 1962, pulled through last week's storm
The Club’s narrative is one of round-the-clock clean-up operations and of a resilient community pulling together
Ironies of the data-soaked world of today
We're drowning in data. And yet we may have lost what we should be saving, we may have kept what we should have lost
Abu Dhabi's property market has had one cycle: 'boom to steady'
Despite some remaining hotspots, inadequate supply and choice of housing stock are a thing of the past
A pandemic novel reminds us of difficult days behind us
Reading 'Fourteen Days' took me back four years, when the onset of Covid-19 felt an unprecedented moment in history
Book review: Connecting to the Future by Mohammed Alardhi
Investcorp executive chairman reflects on his life and career to provide insight on leadership, change and growth
Abu Dhabi is signposting its past as it heads towards its future
Installing plaques at landmarks is key to documenting the emirate's history as its popularity increases
Why the deft observations of cloistered lives in 'Expats' might hit a nerve
A slow-burn drama about privilege and wealth in Hong Kong is both flawless and flawed
AI will change the world, but it won't do so overnight
The gradual pace of change will give the technology's stakeholders the chance to maximise its benefits and mitigate its drawbacks
The curious case of the crypto comeback
Many don't understand or use digital currencies, yet it doesn't seem to matter that they don't