Khaleej Times - 2024-04-30

• Businesses grapple with losses, strive to rebuild
• CSI church opens in Abu Dhabi with prayers for peace
• Landlords setting minimum lease duration amid rising rentals
• Tenants now seeking online bank transfers of rent over cheques
• UAE landmarks could soon be turned into holograms
• Residents fret over moulds, insects in homes after rain
• Civic body to probe claims of Indian spice brands containing carcinogen­s
• Flood brings forth Dubai’s resilience
• Is the UAE’S Digital Strategy 2025 enough to combat cyber risks?
• US, Egypt ‘hopeful’ of Gaza truce
• Gazans struggle with heat, garbage, insect swarms
• Filipino farmers struggle as drought and heatwave hit
• Philippine students suffer in wilting heat, thwarting education efforts
• As tourists move in, Italians are squeezed out on holiday island
• Spain PM walks back from threat to quit after allegation­s against wife
• India is not an autocracy: PM Modi
• Humza Yousaf: Scotland’s short-lived leader
• Adnoc is UAE’S most valuable brand
• EITC records 63% rise in net profit for first quarter
• DFM profit rises 171% in first quarter
• UAE tourism to boost GDP share to DH236B this year
• Abu Dhabi luxury realty records Q1 price surge
• UAE is the obvious choice for a pharma manufactur­ing hub
• NBF net profit before tax up 80.8%
• Dana Gas halts work at Iraq gas complex after drone strike
• Stronger US dollar or weaker peers? A dilemma in the currency world
• Bayern brace for Bellingham threat in Champions League
• UAE juggernaut rolls on at Gulf Youth Games
• Artistic swimming continues to draw more young athletes in UAE
• Tearful Silva to leave Chelsea at end of season
• Esha keeps UAE’S World Cup dream alive
• Kolkata too hot to handle at Eden cauldron

Khaleej Times - 2024-04-29

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