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- Sep 3, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Gen Z and the growing threat of misinformation (opens the original)
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For much of the previous generation, the morning newspaper, television bulletin, or trusted news websites provided a relatively clear distinction between news, commentary, and rumour. For Gen Z, that distinction is rapidly disappearing. Platforms such as Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and X have increasingly replaced newspapers and television news as primary sources of information. I have heard many young people say, “I don’t read newspapers or watch news, but I saw it on social media.” Yes, the co
Are social platforms becoming the new frontiers of financial crime? (opens the original)
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A recent social media post prompted me to reflect on a growing but often overlooked financial crime. The post sought Riyal Omani (RO) in exchange for another country’s currency, presenting the request as an urgent appeal for assistance. While many such requests may be entirely genuine, they also illustrate how online platforms can be exploited by criminals to move illicit funds through unsuspecting individuals. People acting in good faith may unknowingly become part of a money laundering operati
Gold loses lustre after record rally, but long-term appeal remains intact (opens the original)
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Gold has long been regarded as one of the most preferred asset classes, valued for its rarity, ability to hedge against inflation and status as a safe-haven investment during periods of economic uncertainty. Investors across the world have traditionally turned to the yellow metal whenever financial markets become volatile. In January 2026, gold reached a historic high of nearly $5,600 per ounce (one ounce equals 31.10 grammes), marking an extraordinary rally from $2,641 per ounce at the end of 2
QR payments hold key to Oman’s cashless future (opens the original)
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The increasing use of smartphones and internet banking has created a strong foundation for digital payments in Oman. Quick Response (QR) code-based payment systems eliminate the need to carry cash or use physical cards, making transactions faster, simpler, and more convenient. By enabling customers to make payments through a simple smartphone scan, QR-based payments have transformed everyday transactions in many countries. Recognising these benefits, Oman introduced QR code-based payments in 201
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