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Image credit: Getty Images Airlines canceled more than 1,500 US flights on Monday, the fourth consecutive day cancellations have topped 1,000 as government flight cuts and air traffic staffing absences continue to wreak havoc with aviation. FlightAware, a flight tracking website, said by 8:30am ET (1330 GMT), more than 1,550 flights had been canceled and 1,400 delayed Monday after 2,950 flights were canceled and nearly 10,800 delayed Sunday in the single worst day for flight disruptions since the government shutdown began on October 1. Read more-Qatar Airways exits Cathay Pacific with $897m stake sale A November winter storm in Chicago…
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Commerce and the Small and Medium Enterprises General Authority (Monsha’at) have announced the winners of the Entrepreneurship World Cup (EWC) 2025, the world’s largest global startup competition. Majid Al-Kassabi, Minister of Commerce and Chairman of the Board of Monsha’at, crowned the winners during a ceremony held as part of the Biban Forum 2025, in the presence of Sami bin Ibrahim Al-Husseini, Governor of Monsha’at, Dr. Badr Al-Badr, CEO of the Mohammed bin Salman Foundation (Misk), and several senior officials. The EWC brought together the top 100 startups from more than 47 countries, competing for total prizes…
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Kuwait is negotiating a major battery storage project with a discharge capacity of up to 1.5 gigawatts and total energy storage of between 4 and 6 gigawatt-hours, in a bid to ease chronic power shortages, a senior electricity ministry official said on Monday. The Gulf state, a major oil producer and OPEC member, has been grappling with severe electricity shortages driven by rapid population growth, urban expansion, rising temperatures and delays in plant maintenance. The strain has forced authorities to impose planned power cuts in some areas since last year. Read more-Rolls-Royce to power Kuwait International Airport’s new Terminal 2…
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Dubai Chamber of Digital Economy has announced it supported the establishment and expansion of 582 digital startups during the first nine months of 2025, underscoring Dubai’s emergence as a leading global hub for digital business and entrepreneurship. The chamber said artificial intelligence accounted for 21 per cent of all supported companies — making it the leading sector — followed by HealthTech, Software-as-a-Service, and FinTech, which together represented 17 per cent of the total. International companies made up 70 per cent of all startups supported during the period, reflecting Dubai’s strong global appeal to tech entrepreneurs and investors. Dubai Chamber of…