Author: Arabian Media staff
Image credit: Getty Images The Riyadh Parking Project has introduced the first phase of managed unpaid parking in residential neighborhoods, marking a significant step toward organising public parking and reducing traffic congestion. This move aims to prevent vehicles from commercial streets spilling into nearby residential areas, enhancing the quality of life for residents. Building on the success of paid parking zones in commercial districts, the project now regulates residential parking through digital permits issued via the Riyadh Parking app. These permits allow residents and their visitors to park conveniently while curbing unregulated parking that often causes inconvenience. The pilot phase…
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Developed in Dubai, Tax Star is the UAE’s first corporate tax software to harness artificial intelligence, designed to help accountancy firms and in-house finance teams save time, avoid penalties, and manage more clients without increasing headcount. Built to address the complexities of the new UAE corporate tax regime, it is adept at handling varied tax rates, exemptions, and allowances. Created by accountants for accountants, Tax Star integrates seamlessly with existing systems to automate daily tasks. After more than 18 months in development, it combines smart tax calculation, compliance tracking, client approvals, document storage, and multiple integrations in a single platform.…
Image credit: Dubai Media Office/Website Emirates Airline has announced new safety regulations banning the use of power banks onboard its flights, effective October 1, 2025. While passengers will still be allowed to carry a single power bank that meets specific conditions, the devices cannot be used during the flight, either to charge personal electronics or to be recharged via the aircraft’s power supply. Read-Recall alert: Why Saudi pulled over 88,000 Anker power banks A power bank is a portable rechargeable device designed to provide power to smartphones, tablets, laptops, cameras, and other electronic gadgets, a Dubai Media Office report said.…
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Traditional retirement planning encourages saving throughout your working years, often by living frugally. Yet the “die with zero”—or DWZ—movement advocates for spending and giving throughout your lifetime in order to increase your daily joy, comfort, and positive experiences. Both approaches have different benefits and downsides, so we connected with an expert to help you figure out if it’s right for you. Key Takeaways Traditional retirement planning focuses solely on the goal of retirement, while “die with zero” planning focuses on achieving many goals throughout your life. “Die with zero” encourages spending on memorable experiences and generous giving during your lifetime,…
H.E. Mohamed Juma Al Musharrkh, CEO of Invest in Sharjah The Sharjah FDI Office (Invest in Sharjah), in partnership with Transworld Business Advisors, has launched Sharjah AcquireHub: the region’s first government-led digital platform designed to streamline mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the emirate. Specialising in M&A activity, the platform is accessible to local, regional, and international investors and offers end-to-end support for SMEs, entrepreneurs, and corporates in Sharjah seeking growth, repositioning, or strategic exits. The initiative comes as M&A activity gains momentum globally and regionally. According to Bain & Company, global M&A transactions reached $3.5tn in 2024, while EY reported…
Since 1965, shares of Warren Buffett’s conglomerate, Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B), have delivered a compounded annual return of 19.9%—almost double that of the S&P 500 over the same period. Unlike many of Wall Street’s famous money managers, Buffett has thrived during market crashes by following a straightforward approach any investor can follow: buying quality businesses at discounted prices when others are selling in a panic. Below, we break down the principles that have kept Buffett successful through several market crashes. Key Takeaways Warren Buffett turns market crashes into opportunities by following his own advice to “be fearful when others are greedy…
Image credit: AppleTrack/X account Apple is gearing up for its next big reveal with the highly anticipated iPhone 17 series, expected to launch in early September. Industry insiders and leaks suggest this could be one of the most significant iPhone updates in years, featuring notable design, display, and camera changes. Fans and critics alike are buzzing with speculation about what Apple might unveil — from slimmer models to powerful new camera features. Rumours also point to a possible price hike, the first in five years, sparking debate among prospective buyers. As Apple maintains its usual secrecy, every leak and insider…
Retirement readiness isn’t just about your 401(k) balance. While most people focus on having enough money, experts warn that financial planning is only half the equation; psychological and emotional preparedness are equally vital. Studies show that many retirees face new challenges, often feel a loss of identity, and can strain their relationships when the structure of work disappears. The six questions below go beyond money matters to probe the deeper issues that can determine whether your retirement is truly fulfilling or unexpectedly challenging. Key Takeaways Retirement success depends on both financial stability and emotional preparedness, including your sense of identity…