Author: Arabian Media staff
Key Takeaways Immigrants make up nearly a third of the long-term care workforce. The Trump administration’s immigration policies are worsening caregiver shortages. Shortages could make it harder to find affordable elder care, just as baby boomers reach an age when they’re more likely to need it. Possible policy fixes include higher wages, funding for community-based elder care, and faster visas. For now, find affordable long-term care by planning early, asking questions about a provider’s workforce stability, and seeking professional help. Demand for elder care is set to skyrocket as baby boomers age, with the number of Americans 85 and…
Image credit: WAM/ Website The Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security (ICP) in UAE has announced a sweeping set of amendments and additions to the UAE’s entry visa regulations, according to a WAM report. The updated rules introduce four new visit visa categories aimed at specialists in artificial intelligence, entertainment, events, cruise ships, and leisure boating, signaling the country’s focus on attracting sector-specific talent and professionals. Read more- Emirates ID renewal made easy: UAE introduces one-step process A new humanitarian residence permit has been launched, valid for one year and extendable based on specific conditions and at…
Key Takeaways Warren Buffett turned a $13 million bet on American Express (AXP) during the 1963 salad oil scandal into one of his greatest returns. Buffett’s American Express bet marked his pivot away from Benjamin Graham’s playbook of buying statistically cheap or broken companies, toward his own strategy of buying quality businesses. Buffett targeted companies facing temporary crises—a strategy that defined the rest of his career. Academic research shows patient investors have some of the advantages Buffett used to make his big score with AXP in the 1960s. When American Express’s stock crashed from $60 to under $30 in 1963…
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Image credit: Dubai Media Office/ Website In line with World Tourism Day celebrations on September 27, Dubai Police has expanded its elite patrol fleet with the addition of three luxury vehicles from Mercedes-Benz. Represented by the Tourism Police Department under the General Department of Criminal Investigation, the force unveiled the new additions, which are equipped with state-of-the-art sustainable transport systems and advanced artificial intelligence features, a Dubai Media Office report said. Read more-Dubai Police ranked world’s most reputable police force by study The launch ceremony was led by Brigadier Saeed Al Hajri, Director of the General Department of Criminal Investigation,…
The Middle East is entering a historic phase of wealth transition, with more than $1tn set to pass to the next generation of family business heirs. For family offices in the UAE and across the region, this shift is reshaping governance, investment strategies, and even philanthropic priorities. Richard Surrency, group chief commercial officer at IQ-EQ, speaks to Gulf Business about how predictive analytics can bridge generational divides, why governance structures are becoming more formalised, and how fund managers in the Gulf are navigating demands for operational excellence, sustainability, and a stronger local presence. Family offices in the UAE are facing…
Image credit: Getty Images In a bold alignment of marketing strategy, customer retention, and elevated traveler experience, the UAE’s top airlines, Etihad Airways, Emirates, and Air Arabia, have rolled out a wave of loyalty-led campaigns aimed at redefining value for their flyers. These initiatives, featuring everything from bonus miles and credit card perks to anniversary raffles and deep seat sale discounts, underscore a regional shift toward data-driven, experience-rich loyalty ecosystems. Read more-How AI is powering UAE travel in 2025: More bookings, less fraud With global aviation well into its post-pandemic rebound and Middle Eastern carriers competing for premium and mass-market…
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Image: Supplied Majid Al Futtaim recently unveiled Bright Bites, a new retail concept described as the world’s first supermarket designed specifically for children. The initiative blends shopping, play, and learning in an effort to encourage healthier eating habits and more balanced food choices among young people in the UAE. To understand more about Bright Bites and its wider role in Majid Al Futtaim’s retail strategy, we spoke with Dr Günther Helm, CEO at Majid Al Futtaim – Retail. Here are excerpts from the conversation: Bright Bites has been described as the world’s first supermarket designed for kids. What was the…