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CHINESE NEW YEAR MARKS TWENTY YEARS OF CHAPMAN FREEBORN IN CHINA

Chapman Freeborn is to mark over twenty years of operating in China this week, after opening its first offices in Beijing and Hong Kong in 2004. Chapman Freeborn’s China operations have grown exponentially over the last twenty years, opening five offices, leveraging capacity across the Chapman Freeborn Group – including Magma Aviation’s direct charter flights –
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Azizi Developments wins ‘Top Contributing Developer Award’

Azizi Developments, a leading private developer in the UAE, was honored with the prestigious ‘Top Contributing Developer’ award at Dubai Land Department’s Partners Forum. Presented by His Excellency Eng. Marwan Ahmed bin Ghalita, Director General of Dubai Land Department, the award recognizes the company’s efforts in shaping Dubai’s real estate landscape. The forum, held
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Middle East families to experience USD 1trn transfer of generational wealth by 2030

DIFC Innovation Hub, the region’s largest innovation ecosystem; Julius Baer, the global Swiss wealth management firm; and Euroclear, the world’s leading financial markets infrastructure provider, today launched a whitepaper that outlines how technologies are changing the transfer of wealth and highlights opportunities to streamline the process, particularly in the Middle
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China’s DeepSeek: Could This be a Turning Point for US Tech? – Saxo Bank MENA

DeepSeek, a Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) startup, has recently emerged as a significant player in the AI landscape, drawing considerable attention from global investors and industry leaders. Founded in 2023, DeepSeek has rapidly developed advanced AI models that rival those of established U.S. tech giants. DeepSeek unveiled a free, open-source large-language model