DUBAI - What’s it like to work for a great company, or what makes a workplace tick? A survey of the top UAE firms conducted by the Great Place to Work Institute hopes to throw up some answers in January 2011.
DUBAI - What’s it like to work for a great company, or what makes a workplace tick? A survey of the top UAE firms conducted by the Great Place to Work Institute hopes to throw up some answers in January 2011.
In a development linked to last weekend’s foiled parcel bomb plots, Al Qaeda’s Yemen wing has also claimed responsibility for the UPS cargo plane crash in Dubai on September 3, a claim which has been taken ‘seriously’ by the UAE’s General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) probing the incident.
Imagine leaving the humdrum of daily life behind on the road to adventure and find new experiences. For company, there’s a faithful canine in a vintage Volkswagen van. Call it crazy, even wild and free.
The UAE is taking no chances with civil aviation safety and authorities are keeping a close watch at airports across the country.
In John Grisham’s Theodore Boone, a small-town kid takes on a big-time case
DUBAI — The operator of the Boeing 747 cargo aircraft which went down in the Nad Al Sheba military camp area here last month, said on Sunday it was assessing fire risks posed by lithium batteries, according to a US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) report on Friday. The crash killed both pilots.
DUBAI— You could call it the battle of Islamic search engines. First, there was Imhalal.com, now there’s Taqwa.me, the “conscience engine” eyeing a Muslim audience and all those looking for a safe browsing experience on the Web.
DUBAI — Thick smoke which engulfed the cockpit of the ill-fated Boeing 747-400 UPS aircraft made it hard for the pilots to sight the flight instrument display on the fateful September 3 evening.
Just when you thought print would find it hard to come up trumps from the virtual dumps, there comes news from Asia of newspapers rising, adapting and changing with the times and its readers. Last week, the Times of India, the world’s largest selling English broadsheet launched an edition in the small...er...mall town of Gurgaon, near the capital New Delhi.
DUBAI — Turn on your safe search and blank out explicit content using Imhalal.com (www.imhalal.com) , the world’s first Islam-oriented engine now serving 300,000 unique queries daily.