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Dimon and Dalio RSVP to Saudi's flagship investment summit (opens the original)
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For anyone wondering whether Wall Street would still fly to Riyadh in wartime, Saudi Arabia's flagship investment conference has published its RSVPs. Ray Dalio, Jamie Dimon, Larry Fink, and Stephen Schwarzman lead the speaker list for October's Future Investment Initiative, released nearly two months out, earlier than the conference typically names its lineup. The Gulf's conference season is usually packed into the cooler months, and the last quarter of 2026 is even more crammed because events i
Gulf’s biggest port Jebel Ali waits for the war to end (opens the original)
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Jebel Ali is one of the largest container ports in the world. Driving through the port and free zone last week, I saw a single crane in operation: A jarring scene for those used to the symphony of ships, trucks, and people moving stuff, some bound for the domestic market, most for Africa, Europe, and the rest of the Gulf. The Strait of Hormuz has been effectively closed to container shipping since Feb. 28, with all tracked transits down to a handful a day from around 90 before the war. Berths th
Dubai developers ride out property slowdown (opens the original)
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Emaar, whose buildings dot the Dubai skyline, booked a 21% rise in revenue in the first half of the year, despite a slump in new property sales. The developer attributed the 42% dip in new sales to fewer launches compared to last year. Data from the wider market tells a similar story: Sales across Dubai fell by about a third in the second quarter, according to land registry figures, while prices, up almost 70% in the five years before the war, have barely moved, with sellers holding out rather t
Gulf brands wade into gaming (opens the original)
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Gaming is moving from the margins of Gulf marketing budgets toward the center. In Saudi Arabia, two-thirds of the population are active gamers and the state has committed more than $37 billion into games studios and esports through its Public Investment Fund-owned Savvy Games — including the Esports World Cup, currently being held in Paris. Numbers like that are persuading brands to start treating in-game ads and product placements as a serious channel rather than a spare-budget experiment. The
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