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Country at the moment, and for the remainder of this week, it looks as though its going to be windy, with gales at times. This is the story and this is why it looks so bleak. There is a lot of cloud and the rain is sweeping from west to east eddies and once that clears away its going to be replaced by more. But this time it will be the strength of the wind. This is storm eleanor and on its southern flank we are likely to see gusts of up to 80mph through the night to night. Probably Clearing Nort...

Its the 2nd of january. Im ben brown. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. Protests have been taking place at around a0 railway stations across the uk, following the biggest increase in fares in five years. Average ticket prices have risen by 3. 4 , with many season Ticket Holders now having to pay more than a £100 a year extra. Campaigners warn the rise is pricing ordinary people off the railways. Labour have described the rail franchising system as a racket but the government says its investing more...

Al-Futtaim Group has appointed Moza Omar Al Futtaim as its Chief AI Officer.

Al-Futtaim Group, a leading diversified and progressive, privately held regional family business headquartered in Dubai, has appointed Moza Omar Al Futtaim as its Chief AI Officer, a role recently created.

Al-Futtaim Group, a leading diversified and progressive, privately held regional family business headquartered in Dubai, has appointed Moza Omar Al Futtaim as its Chief AI Officer, a role recently created.

Vodafone Business and e& Mark Strengthening of Strategic Collaboration with First Major Customer Win

The Group catered to over 2,000 Emirati job-seekers across hundreds of job opportunities

Highlighting its dedication to Emiratisation, the Al-Futtaim Group, one of the region's foremost private conglomerates, participates in the Ru'ya Careers UAE. This pivotal labour market event will be hosted at the Dubai World Trade Centre from 19 – 21 September, emphasising skill development and networking.

Although Saudi Arabia and the UAE dominated the list, with 33 and 29 of the top 100 spots respectively, Egypt’s Mansour Group sat in first place, with the UAE’s Al-Futtaim Group in second and Saudi Arabia’s only female-led company, Olayan Financing Company, at third.

Saudi-headquartered family businesses dominate the Forbes Middle East list of the Top 100 Arab Family Businesses for 2023 with 33 entries, while Egypt’s the Mansour Group with a net worth of $6.4 billion tops the list.