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For all the flak that Dubai gets online, it’s hard not to appreciate what a small fishing town has made of itself in a few decades. What’s more spectacular is that it doesn’t owe its wealth to oil reserves (like its neighbours do), but to innovative and daring decision-making by its leaders, who’ve displayed brilliant foresight on multiple occasions.
And that seems to be happening in Dubai yet again. From trade to tax-free structures to finance to tourism, Dubai has now chosen technology to be its next big pivot.
A spanking new technology hub has now taken firm roots in Dubai, attracting a

India might have admittedly faltered in public healthcare, but that very weakness has led to the emergence of a comparatively robust and affordable private healthcare ecosystem. A system that can serve quality healthcare to international patients who might not have access to advanced facilities in their home countries or, in other cases, simply want to jump the queue.In terms of global value, medical tourism was estimated to be worth approximately $44.8 billion in 2019. There was a severe slide in this number due to the impact of COVID-19, but the numbers have been climbing back steadily sinc

Most of the world’s online. And nearly everyone who’s online is selling. Cute plushies (amazon), pleasures of the skin (only fans), to a majority of hours from their day (LinkedIn), to their ideas (right here), to their companionship (tinder). I could go on, but you get the plot. And as is with most things people do, only a few are very good at selling what they are.
These are the ones laughing their way to the banks, flying private, speaking at seminars, and being closely followed by the rest of the world so it can understand their “secrets”. They want to identify the “hacks”, the apparent