PwC: Fraud continues to disrupt businesses in the Middle East

UAE. PwC launches latest Middle East Economic Crime and Fraud Survey which analyses feedback from organisations across the region; 34% of respondents reported fraud and/or economic crime in their organisations in the last 2 years, up from 26% in 2016.

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PwC: Fraud continues to disrupt businesses in the Middle East

UAE. PwC launches latest Middle East Economic Crime and Fraud Survey which analyses feedback from organisations across the region; 34% of respondents reported fraud and/or economic crime in their organisations in the last 2 years, up from 26% in 2016.

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PwC: Fraud continues to disrupt businesses in the Middle East

UAE. PwC launches latest Middle East Economic Crime and Fraud Survey which analyses feedback from organisations across the region; 34% of respondents reported fraud and/or economic crime in their organisations in the last 2 years, up from 26% in 2016.

• Over 50% of Saudi women believe that not having the right skills to be employed is the biggest myth hindering their success
• News Services Group officially announces the rebranding of ME NewsWire to AETOSWire
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