A survey of 546 firms from US recruiting firm ManpowerGroup offers a rare forward-looking read on sentiment.

Khaldoon Al Mubarak visited Washington, where he met with a number of Trump administration officials.

A joint venture of MGX, state-owned investment bank Bpifrance, chipmaker Nvidia, and France’s AI champion Mistral announced a Campus AI expansion and total investment close to $9 billion.

The company agreed to sell 12.5% of Careem Technologies back to Uber for $100 million, reducing its majority holding.

Sovereign wealth fund MGX backed the AI startup’s $65 billion fundraise, further strengthening its position in the Claude developer.

The US embassy in the UAE had to improvise to help Americans without passports after its facilities came under fire.

Abu Dhabi is licensing technology from Johnson & Johnson to gather more data on medical procedures and outcomes.

The Doha-based carrier will resume flights to the Seychelles and Kigali, add a daily service to Marrakesh, and launch a new route to Port Sudan.

The $5.1 billion hangar — slated to be the Gulf’s largest steel building — is capable of servicing 28 planes at a time.

Like its sister site in Las Vegas, the Sphere Abu Dhabi will seat up to 20,000, and is part of the city’s efforts to show that its hospitality industry remains unbowed.

The healthcare firm has gathered a large database of the UAE’s gene pool, which it is using for personalized care.

While access to chips has been a focus for Gulf states, other factors are also delaying progress.