JOURNALISTS

The Halloween-themed event was set to take place on October 26

Uber drivers in Dubai will only be able to work for 12 hours

US Presidential election and Brexit vote were ‘wake-up call’

The system is intended to guide creation of harmless AI systems

Majid Al Futtaim unveils the new Aloft hotel in Deira this week

Expected to last until mid-December, the emergency measure comes as a result of engine problems

Destination expected to benefit the airline’s freight division, Emirates SkyCargo

The Dubai-based airline now runs 19 daily flights to the UK, adding Edinburgh, Britain’s second most visited city

The artist will come up with an intergalactic-themed space

With reports of Uber considering buying Deliveroo, is the gig economy over?

Mobility, sustainability, and now opportunity: Last pavilion revealed

Educational design will focus on sustainability and will feature a large pit containing 155,000 balls, each with a sustainability theme

Music streaming platform is currently gearing up for Middle East and North Africa rollout

10 years ago, Abu Dhabi paid £210 million for Manchester City. It is now worth £1.8 billion

The Lush cosmetics ‘impostor’ was charging Dh299 for a Dh31 shampoo bar

UK pharmaceutical giant says expansion will most likely be done through a partnership model

Travel to Turkey from the UAE, Kuwait, and Bahrain has greatly increased

Would the criticism of Tesla’s founder have taken on a different tone?

The company is building a strategy to work more closely with real estate developers

With over five million people unbanked in the UAE, start-up sees huge potential

Hello? Is anyone even listening?

Figures from the airport retailer show $16 million in sales over 48 hours

Many malls are offering large discounts, with e-commerce sites getting in on the action too

US sanctions on Russian private and public entities come in to effect

Ministry raises concerns after videos go viral, owner apologises

World Economic Forum and WB reports state that country’s economy is resilient to shock

Should these visionaries be the ones actually executing their visions?

As opposed to the usual talk of trade wars, this week we have a currency war instead

Critics have called for the influencer’s advertisers to cancel endorsement deals following her remarks

At 750,000 square metres, the mall will likely be world’s largest

US haircare brand Phyto says it will fire Al Qattan if she does not apologise

Expats predict former cricketer will lead a coalition government

At 750,000 square metres, the mall will likely be world’s largest

Kuwaiti influencer attacked recent laws that grant Filipinos one day off per week

Stores throughout the city are increasing acceptance of WeChat Pay and AliPay

Five Gulf News staffers take their pick

As the World Cup winds down, countries return focus to the game of politics

Hala China initiative, spearheaded by Meraas and Dubai Holding, inks agreements with Emirates, Bank of China among others

Mums@Work says start-up with a mission helps professional women get back on track

Marriott and Al Habtoor Group said Tuesday they were ending a contract to manage three ultra-luxury hotels in the heart of Dubai

Retail analysts express some concern about challenging environment

The system will be implemented beginning the fourth quarter of 2018

The story of 12 young boys trapped in a cave has captured the world’s attention. Should it have?

Filipino star talks exclusively to Gulf News #Pinoy about life, OFWs, performing with Duterte, her fears and more

The US President’s first visit to the UK is expected to be controversial

Thousands of companies may be affected by Adnoc’s in-country value programme

How a subsidiary of Dubai’s sovereign wealth fund plans to build a city for the many, not for the few

The company will open the 256 room property soon

Edelman Middle East said the decision was in line with its priorities in the region

This week, we look at the momentous change happening in Saudi Arabia

Sarwa wants to make investing transparent

Company says it’s in touch with multiple parties from a fundraising perspective but other rumours are ‘incorrect and groundless’

A deep dive in to the troubled private equity firm’s past four months

Some strange econometric correlations with the World Cup, according to Goldman Sachs

A series of policies announced by federal and emirate governments are set to transform the nation’s business ecosystem

In April, the company was accused on Twitter of unfairly dismissing Emirati directors

The third brand may be akin to a globally-exported Burj Al Arab, says CEO Jose Silva

Despite a tough retail environment, the Filipino brand has found success in its affordable food and strong unit economics

Beehive facilitates lending between investors and SMEs