Do We Still Need Excel Skills in the Age of AI?
AI can build spreadsheets faster, but can you trust the results? Sara Hassouneh explains why Excel skills still matter for UAE businesses.
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Emirati Women Take Growing Leadership Roles in Dubai’s Rail Sector at Keolis MHI
Emirati women are expanding their role across Dubai’s rail sector, with Keolis MHI reporting growing representation in technical, operational and senior leadership positions.
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How Digital Lease Renewals Are Changing Property Management in the UAE
Digital lease renewals and self-service property apps are changing the tenancy experience in the UAE, with Relaam’s Tajdid service offering a new example in Abu Dhabi.
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How AI-Powered Workplaces Are Reshaping Enterprise Collaboration in the Gulf
AI-enabled collaboration, workplace analytics and hybrid-work technology are becoming a larger part of enterprise digital transformation across the Gulf.
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GEMS Education Expands UAE Workforce With 1,550 New Teachers for 2026/27
GEMS Education is welcoming 1,550 new teachers for the 2026/27 academic year, taking its educator workforce beyond 10,000 as the group expands investment in talent, AI-enabled learning and Emiratisation.
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The Future of Wealth Management in the UAE: Global Access, Technology and Shariah-Aligned Solutions
The UAE’s wealth-management sector is evolving as affluent clients seek global investment access, digital innovation, personalised advice and Shariah-aligned solutions.
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Majesty 120 Superyacht Launches in UAE
A new Majesty 120 superyacht has entered the water in the UAE, highlighting the country’s growing capabilities in luxury yacht manufacturing and marine innovation.
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Reinvention Is an Operating Skill, Not a Branding Exercise
Lucas Assimos draws on his transition from entertainment to entrepreneurship to explain why credibility must be rebuilt when professionals change industries, markets and roles.
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GEMS students deliver another exceptional year of GCSE results, with a third of entries securing top grades
More than 4,250 students across 23 GEMS Education schools received nearly 30,000 GCSE results in 2026, with 30% of entries achieving grades 9–8/A* and 48% securing grades 9–7/A*–A.
