UAE capital’s most expensive home in history sells in record deal: Here’s why it’s worth so much

Aldar has sold an eight-bedroom beachfront mansion on Saadiyat Island for $109 million, marking the most expensive residential sale in Abu Dhabi’s history. Spanning over 6,500 sqm, the home features ultra-luxury amenities and direct beach access. The sale highlights the emirate’s booming property market, driven by global demand, progressive policies, and long-term investment in cultural…

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Microsoft looking at ‘internal leak’ after Chinese hackers exploit SharePoint flaw

Microsoft is investigating a potential leak within its MAPP program, suspecting that Chinese state-backed hackers exploited SharePoint vulnerabilities before patches were widely available. The security flaw, initially demonstrated in May and patched in July, was reportedly exploited by groups like Linen Typhoon and Violet Typhoon. Microsoft is evaluating its partner programs to enhance security and…

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How to get permanent residency in Qatar (2025): Eligibility, application steps, and key benefits explained

Qatar’s Permanent Residency program, established in 2018, offers long-term residence to eligible expats who meet specific criteria, including extended residency, Arabic proficiency, and financial stability. The program grants access to public services, business ownership, and property rights, attracting skilled professionals and investors. A limited number of permits are issued annually, ensuring a strategic approach to…

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Psychology vs sociology: which degree opens more global career doors?

Psychology and sociology are attracting students worldwide, each offering distinct paths. Psychology focuses on individual behaviour, leading to roles in mental health and corporate wellbeing, while sociology examines societal structures, opening doors in policy and international development. Both degrees offer global relevance, adaptability and interdisciplinary skills are crucial for career success.

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‘Tesla is not allowed to test or transport the public in…’: California regulators after Elon Musk ‘teases’ robotaxi expansion plans

Tesla’s robotaxi ambitions in California face regulatory hurdles as the CPUC clarifies that autonomous vehicle testing and public transportation are prohibited without a human driver. While Tesla holds a permit for a private car service with drivers, expansion plans to offer services to select individuals in the Bay Area must adhere to non-autonomous vehicle operation.

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