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PureHealth and National Multiple Sclerosis Society partner to strengthen MScare, research and awareness in the UAE Abu Dhabi, UAE24 July 2026: PureHealth has partneredwith the National Multiple Sclerosis Society (NMSS)to strengthen awareness, support earlier diagnosis and improve care for MS patients across the UAE. Established through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)signed at Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City (SSMC), the partnership combines PureHealth’s clinical expertise and system-wide capabilities with NMSS’s role in advocacy, education and community support, while also contributing to global efforts to advance research towards a cure for MS.  The collaboration also aligns with PureHealth’scommitment to coordinated care delivery and…

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Intel has moved up the schedule for its next-generation 14A (1.4-nanometer) manufacturing process, giving its foundry turnaround an important new target. During Intel’s Q2 2026 earnings call, CEO Lip-Bu Tan said 14A risk production for internal products is now planned for the second half of 2027. High-volume production is expected to begin in 2028. This is earlier than the previous timeline, when Intel was expected to begin risk production in 2028 and move to volume production in 2029. Why is Intel more confident about 14A? Intel says 14A is developing better than 18A (1.8-nanometer) did at the same stage. The…

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From fitness events and family entertainment to exclusive shopping offers, luxury experiences, and exciting rewards, various malls in Dubai are bringing the summer season to life with unforgettable experiences for residents and visitors Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 24 July 2026: Dubai Summer Surprises (DSS) 2026 transforms malls across the city into vibrant destinations filled with entertainment, wellness, shopping, dining, and rewarding experiences. From indoor fitness events and community runs to immersive activations, live performances, exclusive retail offers, and exciting prize campaigns, Dubai’s leading malls are offering something for everyone throughout the summer.  Whether staying active, discovering new experiences, enjoying family-friendly entertainment,…

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Getting filmed without your knowledge by someone wearing Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses might soon have real consequences, at least on Instagram. Business Insider reports the platform has started pulling videos showing wearers harassing strangers, covering everything from staged pickup-line encounters to workplace pranks aimed at cashiers and fast-food employees. Instagram head Adam Mosseri addressed the issue in a recent Instagram Story, saying the platform is “trying to fight that every way we can.” Two accounts down, but the rulebook is missing So far, the clearest sign of enforcement is two deactivated accounts, both run by pickup artists who used the…

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84% of Global Investors Favour Dubai for Off-Plan Investment, Smart Bricks Report Reveals Dubai, UAE – 24July2026: Smart Bricks, the Dubai-based real estate investment intelligence platform, today published its latest report: “The Off-Plan Flip Decoded 2026” which reveals that global investor confidence in Dubai’s off-plan market has reached impressive levels – even as the underlying transaction data urges greater discipline. In a survey of more than 8,500 international off-plan investors active in Dubai, spanning Europe, South Asia, the GCC, Africa, and increasingly the Americas and East Asia, 84% rated the city as more attractive than the other global markets available…

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Facebook Marketplace just turned ten, and Meta is marking the milestone by reshaping how you buy, sell, and scroll. The company launched a dedicated app called Seller for its most active Marketplace users. At the same time, it confirmed plans to test a video-first home screen that looks a lot like TikTok. Together, these updates hint at where Facebook wants to take its massive user base next, and they lean heavily on AI to get there. What can you do with the new Seller app? If you list items on Marketplace regularly, the Seller app will make your life easier.…

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AI has made it stupidly easy to fake being a real person online, so Facebook is rolling out a new badge to prove you’re not one of them. It’s called Facebook Verified, and the best part is that it won’t cost you a thing. How do you get verified on Facebook? I love that Facebook has made it easy to get verified. You record a short video selfie, and Facebook checks it against your existing profile photos to confirm it’s really you. The whole thing takes just a few minutes, and unlike some other social media platforms, Facebook isn’t charging…

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Centrica, owner of British Gas, is cutting 1,300 call centre jobs, and its chief executive says changing customer behaviour is the main reason. The company plans to remove 800 roles as part of a “targeted deployment of AI tools,” on top of the 500 cuts announced last month. Customer service teams in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Leicester, Stockport, and Leeds will be affected over the next two years. Some positions will disappear when employees leave and are not replaced, while the remaining cuts will come through redundancies. Trade unions have warned that Centrica’s AI investment will hand hundreds of human jobs…

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Summer often brings a welcome change of routine for homeowners across Europe. Family holidays, weekend getaways, and longer days spent outdoors mean more time away and fewer opportunities to stay connected to what’s happening back at the property. While it’s a season for slowing down and enjoying the warmer months, everyday responsibilities don’t simply pause. Deliveries still arrive, visitors may stop by unexpectedly, and trusted family members, cleaners, or pet sitters may occasionally need access while you’re away. Modern smart home technology makes those situations easier to manage. Today’s connected devices can do far more than record footage or send…

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AI data centers already consume vast amounts of electricity and water on Earth, so Silicon Valley has begun looking somewhere considerably more spacious… literally. Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin, along with several other companies, have proposed enormous constellations of satellites designed to operate as orbital data centers. However, environmental groups and former space officials are now warning that putting them into orbit at the proposed scale could have severe consequences for Earth’s atmosphere and the night sky. SpaceX has sought permission from the Federal Communications Commission to deploy as many as one million solar-powered data center satellites.…

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