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في مبادرة مبتكرة برعاية معهد صناديق الثروة السيادية مؤتمر المكاتب والشركات العائلية – دبي يجمع رؤساء المكاتب والشركات العائلية في الإمارات ودول الخليج لمناقشة سبل صياغة استثمارات تضمن بناء مستقبل رقمي شامل دبي، الإمارات العربية المتحدة، 29 يناير 2024 – أعلن معهد صناديق الثروة السيادية عن عقد مؤتمر المكاتب والشركات العائلية – دبي 2024 (فورت دبي) في الثاني من فبراير المقبل في متحف المستقبل بدبي. ويأتي هذا الحدث البارز، والذي تشارك في تنظيمه شركة باتيل العائلية بجيلها الثالث من الولايات المتحدة، تحت شعار ملهم “وفرة من أجل المستقبل” حيث يمثل هذا المؤتمر ملتقىً محورياً للثروات العالمية ورواد الابتكار من حول…

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It seems new iPads, rocking some notable tweaks, are right around the corner. In the latest edition of his PowerOn newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says an updated lineup of iPad Pro models will likely arrive towards the end of March. Now, these new flagship slates could turn out to be special for multiple reasons. The new iPad Pro tablets could get a refined design language and, of course, a shift to the latest-generation M3 processor that is already providing its firepower to a handful of Mac machines. New iPads, new screens The most notable upgrade, however, happens on the front.…

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Traffic congestions in Sharjah will soon ease with artificial intelligence (AI) powering some signals in the emirate. Sharjah’s Roads and Transport Authority (SRTA) said 48 AI-enhanced traffic signals will boost traffic flow by up to 30 per cent. Sensors and cameras will analyse real-time traffic to adjust signal timings. Yousif Alathmani, chairman of the SRTA, said traffic lights will remain green or red longer based on the traffic volume and trends. The learning process for the AI is continuous with the system getting updated accordingly. In 2023, the STRA carried out two projects on Ittihad Road and Al Taawun area…

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A 25-year-old Indian student who recently earned an MBA degree in the US was hammered to death by a homeless drug addict whom he had been helping for the past couple of days in Georgia state’s Lithonia city. The horrifying incident was caught on camera when assailant Julian Faulkner mercilessly struck Vivek Saini nearly 50 times on the head with a hammer. Saini, a part-time clerk at a store that sheltered Faulkner, had shown kindness to the accused for almost two days and provided him with chips, a coke, water, and even a jacket for warmth, M9 News Channel reported…

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Galaxy AI is here… and it is set to redefine the way you use your smartphone By Kushmita Bose In a world where innovation is the heartbeat of progress, Samsung has once again taken the lead with the introduction of the new Galaxy S24 Series, the first Galaxy AI phone, that promises to make your everyday life effortlessly epic. Imagine a device that not only fits in your pocket but also adapts to your lifestyle, making every moment extraordinary. Enter the new era of Galaxy AI, that’s set to redefine the very essence of what a smartphone can be. Prepare…

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American actor Bryan Cranston shared the secret to his successful marriage of 34-years with wife Robin Dearden. Talking to People at the London premiere of his latest film Argylle the actor discussed spending more than three decades with his wife and his wish to spend more quality time with her. “Marry the right person,” Cranston told People of the secret to his relationship with actor Dearden, whom he married in 1989. “I think there are five things that you should look for in a mate. Whatever those five things are to you, you need those five things. After that, let…

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Test cricket has been under pressure amid the growing popularity of lucrative T20 leagues around the world but the longest format could not have given itself a bigger boost with two thrilling finales to box office matches in Brisbane and Hyderabad on Sunday. With T20 franchises potentially becoming players’ primary employers, and most boards finding Test cricket financially not viable, the format’s future remains a concern for the purists. But they will have a spring in their step after West Indies stunned Australia in Brisbane and, hours later, England staged a stunning comeback against India in Hyderabad. With all-rounders Jason…

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Dubai Healthcare City Reveals Strong Growth within Dubai’s Healthcare Sector with New Report at Arab Health 2024 DHCC boasts 16% CAGR increase in turnover from 2020 to 2024 DHCC Phase 2 has attracted AED 1.03 billion investment from 2019 to date Dubai, 29 January 2024 – Dubai Healthcare City Authority (DHCA), the governing body of Dubai Healthcare City (DHCC) free zone, today unveiled a report titled “Dubai’s Healthcare Ecosystem Highlights” at Arab Health 2024, which provides key insights and strong growth indicators in the emirate’s healthcare sector. The new report sheds light on Dubai Healthcare City’s (DHCC) commitment to advancing…

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The game may be called Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, but Ichiban will have an empty wallet more often than not during his adventure. Being an ex-yakuza, work isn’t exactly easy for him to come by, and things only get more complicated after he travels overseas to Hawaii. This new location isn’t cheap, especially if you want to pick up some top-tier gear and weapons or just enjoy the more luxurious restaurants. All your Yen will be converted to dollars when you transition, making it easier to see just how poor you are at all times. Street brawls will get…

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A new health system using AI technology is increasingly gaining traction among the health community as it identifies people in Dubai who are most susceptible to diabetes risks. This in turn is helping reduce the financial burden by 25 to 30 per cent, thereby enhancing healthy lifestyles for residents and supporting the emirate’s position on the Digital Health Map. The Dubai Health Authority’s (DHA) EJADA Ai system launched a year ago, uses artificial intelligence to manage preemptive prevention system for chronic diseases in the city. Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow KT on WhatsApp Channels. Fully based…

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