Ashish Sukhadeve

Share Share Share Share Email The map of the world’s startup hubs is being redrawn. Silicon Valley still commands attention, and London and Singapore remain fixtures on the global circuit, but a growing number of founders and investors are pointing their businesses toward the UAE. The shift is deliberate, and the reasons are structural. Tax structure and ownership reforms The financial case for the UAE starts with its tax environment.

Share Share Share Share Email For decades, automation was seen as a blue-collar problem. Robots on factory floors, machines replacing manual labor. The assumption was that knowledge workers were safe. That assumption no longer holds. AI is now moving through white-collar sectors with a speed and range that most professionals were not prepared for. The disruption is not arriving in the distant future. It is already restructuring how work gets done, who does it, and what skills actually matter.

Share Share Share Share Email Single-player games were supposed to be dying. For years, publishers pushed that narrative, pointing to live-service revenues and multiplayer engagement metrics as proof that solo storytelling had lost its commercial relevance. GTA 6 is about to make that argument look very wrong. Reports suggest Rockstar’s upcoming title carries a story mode running close to 75 hours. For context, GTA 5’s main story clocked in at roughly 31 hours.