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Brandy Scott
New Zealander Brandy Scott has worked as a journalist for over two decades. Her career has seen her run the features desk of a national newspaper, help put together Radio New Zealand’s flagship breakfast show, appear as a regular television pundit and interview numerous politicians and newsmakers. Brandy has presented the Business Breakfast since 2006. In 2013, she left us for two years to return to higher education – and learnt how to write a book. Her first novel, Not Bad People, will be published in February 2019.
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BUSINESS BREAKFAST LATEST
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Is there a summer slowdown in the UAE property market?John Lyons of Espace Real Estate says there is a slight slowdown in the property market during summer. So we asked him, does this mean prices are negotiable during the summer months?
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UAE's new prosecution offices to deal with financial crimeLawyer Rebecca Kelly of Clyde & Co. explained why UAE judicial authorities are setting up new offices to deal with financial crime, including money laundering.
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AiraloAiralo - an eSim company disrupting telco's roaming revenues, has raised $60 million in funding including investment from our own e&.
On Dubai Eye
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Flying TaxisIt sounds like an episode of The Jetsons, but the sight of flying taxis whizzing around our cities could be much closer than you think.
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Tough penalties for deliberate tax evasionThe UAE has said that tougher penalties will come into force from 1st August for not keeping proper corporate tax records.
