T he property market in the Middle East, particularly in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) cities of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, is attracting more interest and capital from Hong Kong and mainland China.

Baidu first tested its Apollo Go autonomous vehicle in September 2019, with official commercial service beginning in 2022.

At the inaugural Web3 AI & RWA Investment and Financing Ecosystem Summit held in Hong Kong, UAEC founder Chris Lee delivered ...

Middle Eastern carrier Emirates is expanding its mainland China reach with a fifth destination, intending to operate to Hangzhou. Emirates plans to open the daily Dubai-Hangzhou service on 30 July ...

The partnership aligns with Dubai’s vision of advancing smart mobility and integrating autonomous technology into its transportation network. 100 Apollo Go Robotaxis by 2025, expanding to 1000 ...

The airline’s latest expansion into Hangzhou makes the city its fifth gateway into the Chinese mainland after Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai, and Shenzhen. The new service will operate with a ...

Home to Alibaba Group, the city is a driving force in China’s digital economy, with cross-border e-commerce exports projected to exceed AED 70 billion (140 billion Chinese yuan) by 2026[1].

This launch marks Apollo Go's first international expansion in the testing and operation of autonomous vehicles outside China mainland and Hong Kong. To date, the company has logged over 150 million ...

50 self-driving taxis to hit Dubai roads: ... This initiative marks Apollo Go’s first international venture outside mainland China and Hong Kong in testing and operating autonomous vehicles.