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Dubai-based Careem Pay is now offering international remittance service to European countries including Spain, Italy, France, Ireland, and Germany.
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Dubai-based Careem Pay is now offering international remittance service to European countries including Spain, Italy, France, Ireland, and Germany.

Talabat, a leading food delivery startup in the Middle East, a subsidiary of German foodtech major Delivery Hero is gearing up for its IPO in Dubai

Aryan Khan and his father, Shah Rukh Khan have made an appealing appearance on the cover of L'Officiel Arabia - showcasing their brand D'YAVOL's latest collection.

Dubai-based young philanthropists Jainam and Jivika, have made a generous offer regarding the domain JioHotstar.com, now under their ownership.

Dubai's DP World has announced its plan to acquire Australia's Silk Logistics Holdings, a freight and logistics service provider for $114.9 million.

American actress, director, and producer Olivia Wilde has been recently making headlines for the launch of her venture capital firm 'Proximity Ventures'.

The Madras High Court has instructed Telegram to block and delete channels that impersonate PhonePe. These fake channels were scamming users.

Sydney-based iion and Dubai-based NEO Technology have jointly launched a global-first marketing campaign for the Spanish confectionary brand Chupa Chups.

Morocco's telecom major Orange Maroc; and B2B e-commerce and fintech startup Chari have partnered to accelerate digital transformation of Moroccan retailers.

PayTabs, MENA region's award-winning payment orchestration powerhouse has recently appointed Mohamad Abbas as the Chief Sales & Operations Officer.

Dubai's beauty mogul Huda Kattan is selling her luxury stuff on The Luxury Closet for charity fundraising to be donated to Médecins Sans Frontières, U.S.

Currently, 17 Russian media outlets, including Zvezda - owned by Putin's Ministry of Defence - are suing Google for blocking their content.