INTERNATIONAL. New York is famed as "the city that never sleeps" but London, reveals a new study, sleeps even less, as do over 30 other cities worldwide.
None sleepless than Cairo, the strife-torn capital of Egypt, which is today named the "world's most 24-hour" city by a study of the world's most round-the-clock metropolises.
But New York ranks a humiliating 32nd, behind London (17th), Paris (18th), Rome (27th) and an embarrassingly long list of other cities.
The first global ranking of the world's "most 24-hour" - or most nocturnal - cities, comes from analysing 120 million online chat
QATAR. International law firm appointed by Supreme Committee for Qatar 2022 to advise on its Technical Programme, which includes advising on the development of the main "Iconic Stadium."
UAE. Authorities mount drive to encourage local entrepreneurs; Addressing problem faced by countries around Gulf; Big financial, social obstacles exist, but drive appears to be gaining momentum.
UAE. Almost all parents surveyed in the Gulf would like to spend more time with their children, reveals OREO study; Parents across the region spend an average of 3.69 hours with their families each day.
INTERNATIONAL. Daniel Day-Lewis got the Oscar for best actor for playing Abraham Lincoln, and Jennifer Lawrence captured best actress for her troubled character in "Silver Linings Playbook."
UAE. While Valentine's Day is a relatively new holiday to the MENA region, mall decorations, online gift deals and advertisements from local restaurants make it hard to ignore; 35% of women respondents prefer jewellery, while only 4% prefer chocolates.
UAE. Combined revenues of the top 20 Money League clubs reach US$6.1 billion; Real Madrid top the rankings for the eighth successive year; FC Barcelona complete a Spanish one-two for the fourth year running; English Premier League teams now occupy five of the top 10 places.
UAE. The interview will be shown as a two-part special, premiering back-to-back on Saturday, January 19 from 10.30pm KSA on OSN's Discovery Channel HD (OSN channel 500).
UAE. "The general trading atmosphere is sufficiently negative for gold to enable sellers to have a firm grip on the market. However, I fail to see how the rally in the stock markets can be put into any sensible relation to the economic plight of the underlying countries."
EGYPT. The Egyptian government has taken tentative steps towards reducing the roughly US$20 billion subsidy system that supporters say provides vital aid to the one-in-four Egyptians in poverty, and critics say is unsustainable and enriches the corrupt.
UAE. Red Hat's Mark Little and Tom Llewellyn explain how Large-scale Elastic Architecture for Data-as-a-Service (LEADS) will enable enterprises to leverage all of the public data on the web against privately held data.
INTERNATIONAL. Bahrain has maintained its position as a key insurance hub and continues to post growth in its insurance market despite a prolonged period of political turbulence.
UAE. "The general trading atmosphere is sufficiently negative for gold to enable sellers to have a firm grip on the market. However, I fail to see how the rally in the stock markets can be put into any sensible relation to the economic plight of the underlying countries."
INTERNATIONAL. Nothing new is coming online anytime soon and movement on developing renewable energy resources has been sadly inadequate. The idea that shale reservoirs will lead the US to energy independence will soon enough be recognized as unrealistic hype.
UAE. For those businesses yet to participate in the Middle East healthcare sector expansion, there is still time; investment in the field will be sustained, if only because of investment by the Saudi government.
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