Media personnel gather near the Tesla's 'Model Y' vehicle during the inauguration of India's first Tesla showroom, in Mumbai on July 15, 2025.

Tesla marks India entry with first showroom in Mumbai

Tesla eyed India for years but delayed entry due to steep EV import tariffs

Dubai World Trade Centre’s rise to business hub glory

The World Trade Centre grew with each step the Dubai economy took

At 149 meters tall (489 feet) and with 39 floors, DWTC was groundbreaking in terms of architecture and function. It was the tallest building in the UAE at the time, dominating the skyline and setting a new benchmark for construction in the region. The building's design was reflective of the modern, cosmopolitan city Dubai aspired to become, blending Western architectural trends with a uniquely Arabian identity.

Airports with the most terrifying, short runways

Some runways around the world are known for their extreme danger and elevated risk

Saint Barthelemy Airport, also known as Gustaf III Airport, is a public-use airport located in the village of St. Jean on the Caribbean island of St. Barths. It is considered one of the most dangerous airports in the world because pilots have to descend steeply down over a hilltop on to an extremely short runway that ends on the beach.

Dubai Airport: The incredible transformation in photos

Dubai Airport currently has a capacity for 90 to 100 million passengers per annum

Over the past 65 years, Dubai International Airport has evolved from a modest city airstrip to one of the world’s busiest and most advanced aviation hubs. This photographic journey traces the airport’s remarkable transformation, showcasing its humble beginnings in 1960 to the ultra-modern, multi-terminal complex it is today.
From sand runways and a single terminal in 1960 to a global nexus connecting over 270 destinations today, Dubai Airport reflects the city's rapid rise. Today, it stands as a symbol of ambition, innovation, and world-class infrastructure, welcoming millions of travellers annually.

Arabian Travel Market buzzes with large crowds on Day 3

Visitors explore a diverse range of travel and tourism offerings

On the third day of the Arabian Travel Market in Dubai, visitors continue exploring the diverse exhibits, networking opportunities, and innovative travel solutions. Industry professionals, travel enthusiasts, and exhibitors from around the globe gather to discuss the latest trends, discover new destinations, and forge valuable connections. The event offers an exciting platform for the region's future of travel and tourism with a dynamic mix of presentations, live demonstrations, and cultural showcases.

See: AI and luxury cars steal the show at Auto Shanghai

A look at some of the standouts from the vast auto show

Photos: AI and luxury cars steal the show at Auto Shanghai 2025

Look: Arabian Travel Market through 30 years and more

Many of the region’s top tourist attractions were announced at ATM over the past 31 years

Arabian Travel Market first opened its doors in 1994 at the Dubai World Trade Centre with 52 nations, 300 exhibitors and 7,000 trade visitors. 31 years later, ATM now facilitates $2.5 billion in industry deals and attracts thousands of exhibitors and travel trade visitors from around the world through its live and virtual events. Arabian

Photos: Auto Shanghai showcases world's latest EVs

Exhibition will see a flurry of launches for electric, high-tech new models

A newly launched Volkswagen E5 SPORTBACK ahead of the Shanghai Auto Show in Shanghai.

Humanoid robots stride with world's first half-marathon

21-kilometre event aims to test the limits of bipedal robots in real-world conditions

Step by mechanical step, dozens of humanoid robots took to the streets of Beijing early Saturday, joining thousands of their flesh-and-blood counterparts in a world-first half marathon showcasing China's drive to lead the global race in cutting-edge technology.

Photos: Emirates' new lounge for employees, job seekers

'Wejhaty' will also serve Emirates employees' families, job seekers, and retirees

Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Chairman and Chief Executive of Emirates Airline and Group, officially opened the new facility at Emirates HQ on Wednesday.

$730B: Top 10 billionaire gainers in 2024

Billionaires hit banner year as markets soar and fortunes swell: Forbes

TOP GAINERS: 7 of the top 10 gainers in 2024 hail from the tech sector, showcasing the dominance of innovation and AI in driving wealth. Clockwise (from top left): Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Alice Walton, Jim Walton, Rob Walton, Michael Dell, Larry Ellison, Jensen Huang and Larry Page.

The coolest gadgets and innovations from CES 2025

The trade show will showcase the latest tech across a wide range of industries

The coolest gadgets and innovations from CES 2025

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