Samsung has confirmed that overheating batteries in its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones caused them to catch fire. In September last year, the tech giant recalled more than 2.5 million devices because of the defective lithium batteries. They have confirmed that neither software or hardware other than the batteries were to blame, and that the batteries were either made the wrong size for the phone, or had other production flaws. The recall is thought to have cost the South Korean firm AED15 billion.
Emirates to allow passengers to book using cryptocurrency
Emirates has officially launched crypto.com pay to allow passengers to book their flights using cryptocurrency.
DIFC registers over 10,000 active companies for first time
The Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) has surpassed 10,000 active registered companies for the first time in its history in a record-breaking first half of 2026.
DEWA International explores partnerships with several Greek companies
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) International have held high-level talks with several Greek companies as part of plans to expand their global outreach.
UAE to get 100 Primary Care facilities by 2030
Aster Clinics UAE has announced plans to expand its network from 85 to over 100 facilities across the UAE by 2030, with a commitment to invest AED 100 million and increase staff strength to 4,100 across the country.
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