Dubai’s tech ecosystem keeps thriving along with its innovative startups as they receive significant investments to actualize their ambitious growth plans. This week saw funding secured by two groundbreaking companies

Omniyat Properties has firmly established itself in Dubai as the preeminent player in ultra-luxury real estate. The developer has announced sales up to Dh2.18 billion on the world-famous Palm Jumeirah,

MSIL or Maruti Suzuki India Limited, the Indian leader in the automobile sector, has not only created a personal history for this sector in the country but has also helped

Pune-based startups have raised a total of $395 million (approximately ₹3,414 crore) in 2024, across 70 funding rounds. The figure marks a 10% dip from the $437 million that was

A Significant Milestone Highlights Aditum’s Growth and Commitment to Innovation in Asset Management. Aditum Investment Management is a privately held asset manager with headquarters located within the Dubai International Financial

The pre-Series-A funding of $4.1 million successfully completed the biggest corporate card and expense management platform known as Pluto in the UAE. The announcement comes as co-founder Mohammed Ridwan has

Innovative player in the industrial robotics sector, Ati Motors has raised $20 million in Series B funding. The round is led by Walden Catalyst Ventures and NGP Capital, which has

Collaboration to Enhance Financial Solutions for International Trade and Growth. Etihad Credit Insurance (ECI), the UAE federal export credit agency, has announced the inclusion of Reem Finance from the UAE’s

The United States has multiple leading jewelers who deliver both classic designs and fashionable creations. This guide presents the leading US jewelry brands of 2025 due to their exceptional products

Significant movement was witnessed within PharmEasy’s leadership, as its three co-founders, namely Dharmil Sheth, Dhaval Shah, and Hardik Dedhia, have stepped away from their management positions. On the other hand,

Dubai has announced a landmark decision to allow owners of properties along Sheikh Zayed Road and in the Al Jaddaf area to switch their ownership to freehold. The dizzying decision

Ascentium, a global business services platform based in Singapore, has acquired Dubai-based Virtuzone, a leader in company formation solutions as well as corporate services and tax consultancy. The acquisition also