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Japan's Nikkei drops 3% ahead of US midterm results

Market jitters in Japan as Nikkei plunges ahead of US election outcome

A man walks past an electronic quotation board displaying the Nikkei Stock Average on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in Tokyo. File photo taken September 14, 2026.

UAE travellers face higher airfares this holiday season

Passengers at Dubai International Airport as UAE residents prepare for holiday travel.

Brent, WTI, Murban crude oil slide on Iran peace hopes

Brent crude was down 1.68% on on Wednesday, WTI slid 0.89% at $95.60 and Murban at $102.20 per barrel, down 2.98%, per OilPrice.com as of 8.09am in Tokyo on Wednesday (Nov. 4, 2026) despite fresh risks of escalation as oil markets trade expectations about future supply, not just current deliveries.

Binance hack: How fake interviews led to $6.34b theft

Israel plane reportedly searched after Sofia bomb scare

World's busiest international airport is still in Dubai

Emirates SkyCargo launches AI cargo service

ELEVATE unveils Dh50 million Mondrian Beach Villa

Emaar Properties weighs $3b buyout of construction arm

Bonatti explores future of energy infrastructure, EPC

Pay10 announces partnerships at Dubai FinTech Summit

Aramco Q3 profit rises 9% as refining margins soar

Binance customers pull $4.72b after record crypto hack

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The future of AI isn't more agents, it's more impact

Current and savings accounts, known as CASA, are among banking’s most prized sources of funding

Could AI help customers earn more from their bank cash?

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Virtual assets win institutions as governance leads

A business conference underway in the UAE

Hidden costs behind UAE business growth in 2027

AI enters boardroom, but can execs trust its advice?

AI enters boardroom, but can execs trust its advice?

Financial planning can help UAE expats align savings, investments and retirement goals with changing career and family plans, particularly as temporary stays turn into longer-term commitments.

UAE expats urged to rethink long-term financial plans