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10 hot consumer trends: Life in a climate-impacted future

Major changes in the way we work and when we work

Davos: Good news awaits global growth in 2024

World economists expect global recession in 2023

Ooops: Companies fear they might go under in 10 years’ time

PwC survey points at fragile business landscape

Digitization, AI dominate investment trends for next 30 years

Energy Security, Aging Population also scored high on survey

Davos 2023: Trade, climate and energy security on the agenda

In the presence of UAE, Gulf and Middle East officials

61% probability of US recession in next 12 months: Report

Housing will be the most difficult sector to control inflation

What is synthetic data and why is it crucial to businesses?

By 2024, 60 percent of data used in the creation of AI will be synthetic

Binance stuns market, plans hiring spree in 2023

Largest crypto exchange increased its 2022 headcount to 8,000

Global eSIM market to hit USD 17.5 bn by 2030

Driven by the rise of IoT-connected devices in consumer electronics

US inflation slows amid anticipation of Fed meeting

The gasoline index was biggest factor to commodity prices decline

FTX finds over USD5 bn in liquid assets

The crypto exchange was once valued at $32 billion

Best passports to hold in 2023 according to Henley Index

Arton's Global Passport Power Rank 2023 puts the UAE in the top spot

Hats off to this new migraine therapy

4 million Americans suffer from chronic migraine

5 restaurant technology trends to look for in 2023

Restaurant tech is the way forward in 2023

Powell: Federal reserve may have to make unpopular decisions

He stressed the need for the Central Bank to be free from political influence

Location-based services- Juniper Networks AIDE 2023 Predictions

The proliferation of location-based services is likely throughout 2023

Scammers are targeting cryptocurrency users on Twitter

It’s only going to get worse, warns Kaspersky

Cooking oil could be the next generation of jet fuel

This would reduce industry-wide emissions by 80 percent