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News and analysis about the world of business, entrepreneurship, startups, and global markets.
News and analysis about the world of business, entrepreneurship, startups, and global markets.
Riyadh Season 2025 has drawn approximately 12 million visitors, solidifying its status as the largest entertainment event in the region.
Integrating movement into the workday, whether through walking or using mobile office devices, can help counteract the health risks associated with prolonged sitting.
Recent research has revealed that certain bacteria can survive NASA's rigorous sterilization protocols, prompting scientists to explore their potential applications in sterilization and biotechnology on Earth.
Improving mental health doesn't require major changes; instead, it involves consistent, small habits. Over time, these practices can serve as a protective barrier against stress and help restore psychological balance.
In 2025, corporate bankruptcies in the U.S. have surged, driven by new trade policies, inflation, and job losses, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Pavel Durov, the founder of the Telegram messaging app, stirred controversy with a sarcastic remark about French President Emmanuel Macron on platform X, referencing symbols from a previous satirical project.
Nissan has announced the end of production for its Versa model in the U.S., marking the departure of the most budget-friendly car in the market. Consumers seeking economical vehicles will now face higher-priced alternatives.
The U.S. government has discontinued the lottery system for H-1B visas, implementing a new framework that favors highly skilled foreign workers with higher salaries. This change marks a significant shift in immigration policy.
Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, donated a Christmas tree to the Oak Cancer Center in Sutton, UK, symbolizing hope and solidarity during the holiday season for patients and staff.
Utkarsh Amitabh, a British entrepreneur, shares his experience of earning $200 per hour in a flexible role that combines human expertise with artificial intelligence, highlighting the evolving job landscape.
One prevalent myth is that complete bed rest is beneficial for back pain. In reality, inactivity can lead to muscle stiffness and worsen pain, except in cases of acute strain requiring short-term rest.
Jared Isaacman represents a new era of leadership at NASA, blending entrepreneurial spirit with space exploration ambitions, as the lines between government and private sector roles continue to evolve.
The unemployment rate for college graduates aged 25 and older has increased to 2.9%, up from 2.5% last year, highlighting growing job security concerns in the U.S. workforce.
Naguib Sawiris stresses that understanding artificial intelligence is essential for young job seekers in today's evolving job market. Adapting to these changes is crucial for future employment.
A villa in New Cairo is listed for close to a billion pounds, highlighting a shift in the Egyptian real estate market where luxury properties are viewed as unique investment opportunities.
Former President Bill Clinton was photographed bringing Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell as guests to the wedding of King Mohammed VI of Morocco, despite their lack of official invitations.
Michael Satterly, an 18-year-old from the U.S., has transformed a creative drink holder concept into a thriving business, Cruise Cup, generating $300,000 in monthly revenue after a viral Instagram video.
Dubai's real estate market has reached a new milestone with the sale of the most expensive apartment ever, fetching 550 million dirhams in the Business Bay area.
President Trump has unveiled the 'Golden Card' visa, offering a swift route to U.S. residency for a fee of one million dollars, targeting affluent individuals and companies.
Aligning with our internal biological clock can enhance overall health, productivity, and life quality.