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... one’s career — yet, according to Forbes, AI can help with that.If AI costs you your job, it can get you another. Global consulting firm McKinsey estimates that between 400-800 mn individuals face job displacement by 2030. Yet as many jobs begin to disappear, others are starting to emerge. You can blame (and thank) AI for both. According to Forbes, the right thing for ...
... swiftly on its way out, according to Forbes. With most search engines veering away from traditional search result rankings in favor of AI-driven results, digital marketing is losing its anchor — search engine optimization.Rewriting the rules. Traditional browsers are slowly exiting the scene as AI platforms take their spot. Case in point: Apple is reportedly considering acquiring ...
Forbes Middle East is out with its 2025 list of Egypt’s Top 50 Listed Companies, which collectively held a market cap of USD 35.1 bn last April — up 19.6% y-o-y. The listing ranks companies based on income, assets, sales, and market value.The banking and financial services sector continued to dominate the list with 17 companies, while the industrial, real estate, and construction sect...
... to this new era? According to Forbes, the very first step should be to keep your enemy close and embrace AI. The business publication notes that the rising technology has made learning new skills — be they scriptwriting, coding, or otherwise — easier, and encourages viewing AI as a tool to be utilized for one’s own benefit, rather than a competitor. According to LinkedIn’s Work C...
... to ask his team for feedback, Forbes reports, and seems to have a “slow and steady wins the race” approach to things — BI goes as far as calling him a “bespectacled tortoise” to Musk’s chainsaw-wielding hare, and we all know how that story goes. No one doubts Gates’ coding finesse. Gates built his empire from the ground up. The businessman and philanthropist’s approach to leader...
... economist and academic Kristin Forbes. The key lesson is for monetary authorities to “act preemptively” and focus not just on the inflation peak but the “duration of deviations.”#10- Lessons from Egypt's past industrial policy and the need for a new approach: Egypt's historical experience with industrial policy, such as targeting labor-intensive sectors like ready-made garments, w...
... approach to work,” according to Forbes. The newest in a slate of emerging work trends is the refusal of leadership roles.What’s Gen Z been up to lately? Avoiding leadership. According to Business Insider, a growing number of Gen Z professionals are practicing “conscious unbossing,” a shift in workplace dynamics that effectively entails refusing promotions that would put them in le...
... their way back, according to FT. Forbes, however, argues that this is just the beginning — that a world where talent is sourced, evaluated, and hired without human interference is imminent, and that human recruiters may find themselves on the other side of the door.
... to be affected by the Tariffs, Forbes Middle East reports.Netflix isn’t having a good time, and misery loves company. The White House was quick to issue a statement walking back Trump’s announcement, confirming that no final decision has yet been made on the matter of film tariffs, with several options being explored, according to Reuters. By that point, however? The damage was al...
Twelve Egyptian fintech players made it onto Forbes Middle East’s Fintech 50 list for the year, making Egypt the second most represented country in the lineup. Leading the region — and nudging Egypt out of top spot by just one — was the UAE with 13 fintechs on the list. This year welcomed Sahl, Khazna, and Klivvr as newcomers to the list. Featured on the list this year: Fawry at #2;MN...
... committee, and has been listed on Forbes Middle East’s list of 100 Most Powerful Businesswomen since 2018.What they said: “Along with her deep business experience and understanding of the regional business environment, Hoda brings an understanding of our operations as well as a track record in leading teams to drive sustainable competitive advantage,” AngloGold Ashanti Senior Vice...
... single day. But, according to Forbes, the platform lost over half a mn subscribers last year alone, despite spending over USD 20 bn in original content. Ars Technica and Fast Company theorize that this may be a marketing issue — last year, Apple spent USD 19.9 mn on Apple TV+ commercials, just half of what was spent on the latest iPhone.It’s also a quality issue — Apple is commit...
The number of Egyptians making it onto Forbes Middle East’s 100 Most Powerful Businesswomen is continuing to climb, with 18 leading figures from Egypt making the 2025 list, up from 17 last year. The UAE dominated the list with 46 entries, with First Abu Dhabi Bank Group CEO Hana Al Rostamani topping the list. Egypt came in second, followed by Saudi Arabia with nine entries. Egyptians...
... creators. Additionally, we work with Forbes local franchises in multiple languages to ensure our portfolio companies gain visibility across key markets.The future of business isn’t necessarily written in the West — it’s being reshaped by regions like the Gulf, where Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar are investing bns into sports, media, and entertainment. The next 30 years will see...
... Minister Yasmine Fouad making it onto Forbes’ Middle East Sustainability Leaders 2024 list. The ministry was also picked up for an ESRI SAG award in November for its efforts applying geographic information systems for the protection and management of biodiversity. Finally, the minister received the Sheikh Zayed II Medal from the UAE’s leader for facilitating climate finance negoti...
... not like this. Just last week, Forbes published an article prophesizing the bursting of the AI bubble in 2025. Of course, they didn’t mention a Chinese company pulling the switch on Silicon Valley — instead, they cited paltry returns possibly spooking investors or increasing AI regulations limiting innovation. But the overall tone was bullish, hoping that the burst bubble would br...
... leadership mandates on the front lines, Forbes writes. They also play an important role in maintaining employees’ performance and well-being, according to McKinsey partner Bryan Hancock.Bezos’ Blue Origin is lifting off into space’s big leagues: Jeff Bezos’ space company Blue Origin successfully launched its New Glenn rocket into Earth’s orbit early Thursday morning, marking a mil...
... publishing houses’ 16-25%, writes Forbes. Some authors have found considerable success with this approach, despite questions over the credibility of self-published books and hand-wringing over an overwhelming deluge of new content.In the Arab world — especially in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and UAE — e-books and audiobooks are on the rise. Amazon Kindle introduced Arabic text support in...
... Khorshid was recognized at the Forbes Middle East Women's Summit 2024 for her leadership in the investment sector, according to a statement (pdf). She was recognized for her role in driving the success of Beltone Holding, earning a spot in the 100 Most Powerful CEOs in the Middle East list and being included in Forbes Middle East Sustainability Leaders list for her gr...
... among many sources of ad tracking, Forbes writes. Even if the search and advertising giant manages to hold on to its web browser, the company is facing down a significantly more competitive search and advertising market — with possible implications for Google’s supremacy in online advertising.Amazon’s new Haul app is now competing for a slice of the Chinese-sourced goods market. R...
... the new capital host the annual Forbes Forum? Forbes International is looking to hold its annual forum at the new capital, Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly said during a meeting with Forbes Global President Peter Hung, where the two sides followed up on the construction of the Forbes International Tower in the new capital. HAPPENING TODAY- ...
... capitalization of approximately USD 15 tn, Forbes reports.SIGN OF THE TIMES? Shares of OQ Base Industries fell 3.6% in Oman yesterday, becoming the third regional IPO in a row to disappoint in their trading debut. Talabat’s USD 2 bn IPO saw its shares on the Dubai Financial Market dip 7% on opening day, while shares of retailer Lulu closed flat in their first day on the ADX.Backgr...
... your online personal assistant, Forbes reports.(Tap or click the headline above to read this story with all of the links to external sources.)The brain behind Mariner: Mariner capitalizes on the enhanced reasoning, planning and multi-step capabilities of Gemini 2.0. Unlike its predecessor, which focused on integrating text and image processing, Gemini 2.0 introduces features like ...