While global e-commerce sales grow steadily, noon in the UAE launches an unprecedented Yellow Friday campaign with discounts reaching up to 90%, running from November 20 to 30, 2025. This move is not just aggressive pricing but a strategic system leveraging automation and scale to capture market share rapidly. noon

While China's financial sector remains fragmented compared to global hubs, China is pushing for consolidation to create larger, more competitive players in investment banking. CICC, a leading Chinese investment bank, is preparing to acquire rival firms as part of this consolidation drive supported by Xi Jinping's

While many expect the U.S. to strictly limit AI-related exports to China, the White House is urging Congress to reject a bill that would restrict Nvidia's ability to sell AI chips to China and other adversary nations. This stance contrasts with increasing global tensions over semiconductor supply

While global airline partnerships often focus narrowly on code-sharing, Emirates and Air Canada quietly extended their alliance to 2032, deepening cooperation beyond passenger flights to cargo and new gateway integration. The extended partnership aims to broaden service networks and unlock cargo shipping efficiencies for Canada, particularly by adding new Canadian

While chip manufacturing is dominated by a few countries, India aims to match global leaders by 2032, challenging existing supply chain paradigms. India’s technology minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced a bold plan to elevate India’s chipmaking capabilities to be on par with major producers within the next seven years.

While many global markets face IPO slowdowns, Abu Dhabi's ADX stock exchange raised approximately Dhs59bn from IPOs since 2020, outperforming regional peers by leveraging steady economic growth and investor confidence. Abu Dhabi's ADX has quietly become a platform not just for capital raising but for systemic

China controls over 70% of global iron ore imports, yet its market operations remain opaque compared to global peers. Recently, China's state-backed iron ore buyer CMRG appointed a new general manager amid expanding global market influence. This leadership change is more than personnel—it’s about repositioning strategic