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Emirates aircraft on flight path to greater environmental efficiency
Reduction in carbon emissions and the reduction of fuel usage are key factors in the drive for greater efficiency in flight operations and their environmental impact. Captain Alan Stealey, Divisional Senior Vice President Flight Operations, Emirates talks to Phil Blizzard on how these reductions are being implemented, the impact of the more 'environmentally friendly' Airbus A380 and how the 'perfect flight' is achieved.Log in to watch video (free registration)
US credit downgrade and Eurozone issues create concerns for UAE investors
Downgrading of US credit ratings from AAA to AA+, uncertain fiscal policies on both sides of the Atlantic and the value of gold going beyond the $1,800 mark are creating very challenging times for the UAE private investor says Gary Dugan, Chief Investment Officer, Private Banking, Emirates NBD in this review of the market with Phil Blizzard.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Audit shows Emirates fleet as 26% more efficient than industry average
The first comprehensive environment report by the Emirates Group has just been published showing that the airline's carbon dioxide emissions efficiency was 26% better than the global airline average. Phil Blizzard talks Andrew Parker, Snr VP, Public, Industry, International and Environmental Affairs, Emirates Group about the key findings of the independently audited report which looked at all aspects of the Emirates Group and says that "good environmental practice makes good business practice".Log in to watch video (free registration)
Hospitality sector break the fast with Iftar offerings
A Ramadan focus from the perspective of the hospitality sector. Phil Blizzard looks at the preparations of the important fast-breaking Iftar meal and talks to Hussein Hachem, GM, Al Bustan Rotana Hotel, Dubai about the significance and importance of their offerings.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Intel reveals UAE's most annoying mobile phone habits
A recent survey conducted by Intel has revealed the top gripes and grievances associated with mobile phone use in the Middle East. Peter Ward talks to Nassir Nauthoa, GM - GCC, Intel about the findings, how technology is changing the way we use our phones, and Intel's future in the smart phone market.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Toyota in UAE celebrate strong half year growth and Ramadan
A 16% growth in UAE sales for Toyota in the first half of 2011, compared with 2010, and dynamic Ramadan promotions spearhead their return to full production. Simon Frith, MD, Al-Futtaim Motors talks to Phil Blizzard on how these results have been achieved following the effects of the devastating tsunami which hit Japan in March 2011.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Australian Business Group in Dubai nurtures bi-lateral trade
The GCC is the second largest trading partner for the State of Victoria, Australia, with one of the biggest exports to the region being Toyota Camrys produced in Melbourne. Phil Blizzard talks to John Butler, Commissioner for Victoria - MENA about the trade ties between the UAE and Australia and with more than 15,000 Australians based in Dubai, what local business groups do to boost the economic links.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Coffee Planet sees positive growth in UAE
The UAE's coffee consumption has grown rapidly over the years as sales and market trends show positive gains. In an exclusive visit to one of the UAE's modern coffee manufacturing plants, Phil Blizzard takes a closer look on the process of coffee making and the business outlook for Coffee Planet.Log in to watch video (free registration)
British Business Group sees bright outlook for SMEs in UAE
After nearly 25 years of providing insight and guidelines to local businesses set-up by British expatriates in UAE, the British Business Group Dubai & the Northern Emirates is optimistic that the country's SMEs are thriving. Jonathon Davidson , Chairman & CEO of BBG talks to Phil Blizzard about the group's industry insights, partnerships and assistance programmes for SMEs.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Melbourne looks to attract Middle East businesses with R&D tax credit system
The Middle East and North Africa Victorian Government Business Office aims to entice Gulf companies with its newly started R&D credit tax system. John Butler, Commissioner for Victoria, talks to Phil Blizzard about investment gains and robust business partnerships between the GCC countries and Australia.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Google + and falling numbers threaten future of Facebook
Facebook has recently seen a decline in the number of users it has in the US, prompting claims that the social networking site is on the wane. Peter Ward talks to Mohammed Elzubeir, managing director at Mediastow, about the future of the site and its popularity in this region.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Tiffany's looks to expand in Middle East market
Global luxury jeweller's Tiffany's believes that the Middle East market remains strong. Laurent Cathala, VP Emerging Markets, Tiffany and Co, talks to Phil Blizzard about the company's commitment to the UAE, its expansions strategy, bespoke luxury products and the upcoming 175th Anniversary of the luxury brand in 2012.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Dubai Superbrands 2011 announced at Tribute evening
The 7th edition of the annual Superbrands Awards saw Dubai Duty Free winning the coveted Brand of the Year Award for the second consecutive year in 2011. Phil Blizzard reports on the event which saw the crowning of 52 Superbrands, including AMEinfo.com.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Rent increase during Q2 for villas in Dubai
The Q2 report for the Dubai Real Estate market from Jones Lang LaSalle shows an increase in villa rental rates and a decline in rates for apartments. Phil Blizzard talks to Jesse Downs Head of Management Consulting, Jones Lang LaSalle about the key findings of the report which covers the sectors of hospitality, residential, office and retail.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Thomson Reuters launch Islamic Indices in Middle East pt 2
Islamic Indexing 2.0 requires transparency and lower cost information research and that will lead to greater number of transactions says Rushdi Siddiqui, Global Head of Islamic Finance, Thomson Reuters and that will lead to greater number of transactions and greater growth. He talks to Phil Blizzard about how this will be embraced in the Middle East and renounces a perception that Islamic Finance is linked to terrorism.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Thomson Reuters launch Islamic Indices in Middle East pt 1
Investment based on the principals of Islamic Finance is growing at over 15% annually making this $1 trillion dollar industry. Rushdi Siddiqui, Global Head of Islamic Finance, Thomson Reuters talks to Phil Blizzard about the introduction of Islamic Indices, similar to the Dow Jones offerings, and their development over the past 15 years.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Paul Griffiths, CEO, Dubai Airports - $7.8billion expansion for DIA
The Strategic Plan 2020 announced by Dubai Airports will see a massive development of the infrastructure and passenger facilities at Dubai International Airport. Paul Griffiths, CEO, Dubai Airports talks to Phil Blizzard about the $7.8 billion programme which is focused on the city airport, rather than Dubai World Central.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Paul Griffiths, CEO, Dubai Airports pt 2 - aviation fundamental to Dubai's economic expansion
In this part Paul Griffiths, CEO, Dubai Airports talks about the economic importance of the aviation sector which makes a substantial contribution to the emirates economy. With the expansion outlined by the Strategic Plan 2020 the aviation sector contribution to the Dubai's GDP is expected to rise to 32%. He also talks to Phil Blizzard about the developing role of Dubai World Central which opened to cargo traffic in June 2010.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Government spending on IT security increase as cyber warfare looms large
The US recently officially classified cyber attacks as an act of war in the latest of a number of steps to counter the problem. Peter Ward talks to Toralv Dirro, Security Strategist, McAfee Labs about the ongoing issues of cyber warfare and the increased investment in governments' IT security.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Hot weather motoring tips with GM
Video Replay: Executive Motoring with Phil Blizzard looks at a 'state of the art' vehicle workshop with James Liddle, Director - Aftersales, Al Ghandi Autos, whilst Mohmmed al Ghandi offers tips on how you should prepare your car before leaving it idle during a long vacation and also on the efficient running of cars during these high summer temperatures.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Hactivism poses growing threat to internet security
The recent rise of hactivism has seen a number of high profile websites hacked as a form of protest. Peter Ward talks to David Emm, security researcher at Kaspersky Lab about the impact this is having on the IT security industry and what measures are being taken to counter it.Log in to watch video (free registration)
SME's face considerable risk to hacking say Symantec
Hacking and other cyber-criminal activities have struck large corporations like Sony and the United nations and pose a considerable threat to SMEs. Dale Zabriskie, Principal Technologist, Symantec talks to Phil Blizzard about the possible threats and the precautions to take.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Camaro Convertible star of the new GM showroom in Dubai
Executive Motoring takes a look at the brand new Camaro Convertible, along with several collectors' cars, lined up to display the strong heritage of the GM brand. Phil Blizzard talks to Graham Turner, CEO, Al Ghandi Auto about market conditions in the region for the automotive market and the new models coming on stream.Log in to watch video (free registration)
Global Economic Advisor says double dip recession unlikely
A double dip global recession is most unlikely says Professor Yuwa Hedrick-Wong, Global Economic Advisor, MasterCard Worldwide and in conversation with Phil Blizzard states why. Prof Hedrick-Wong is also the HSBC Visiting Professor of International Business, University of British Columbia, CanadaLog in to watch video (free registration)
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Last updated: Wednesday, May 15 - 2013 at 17:13 UAE local time (GMT+4)
Last updated: Wednesday, May 15 - 2013 at 17:13 UAE local time (GMT+4)
