India’s luxury housing waits to cash in
NRI demand has already propelled improved deal-making at some locations
US manufacturers tiptoe over spending worries
Consumers remain vigilant on spending, but this could turn if a trade deal is struck
UAE facilities management will see a job surge
It is an industry putting in double-digit growth and now requires ample skilled manpower
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