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  KEY POINTS Meredith Whittaker, president of the Signal Foundation, gained a skepticism of profit-motivated companies while working at Google. Whittaker said the Signal app, which is encrypted, intentionally holds as little user data as possible. “On the record, loudly as possible, no!” Whittaker said, when asked if Signal plans to incorporate ChatGPT-like tools. Meredith Whittaker, a former Google Manager who is now president at Signal.(Florian Hetz for The Washington Post via Getty Images) Florian Hetzt | The Washington Post | Getty Images Meredith Whittaker took a top role at the  Signal Foundation  last year, moving into the nonprofit world after a career in academia, government work and the tech industry. She’s now president of an organization that operates one of the world’s most popular encrypted messaging apps, with tens of millions of people using it to keep their chats private and out of the purview of big tech companies. Whittaker has real-world reasons to be skeptical of f

  1 / 1 Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone (RAKEZ) partnered with Mamo, a UAE-based fintech company, to provide RAKEZ clients access to the latest innovative digital payment solutions, offering them complete ease and comfort while managing their financial transactions, and selling their products and services online.     On the same front, RAKEZ and Mamo are planning a series of informative webinars to showcase advantages of the digital solution, Mamo Pay, under this partnership, and offer all the support needed by the RAKEZ business community.    Mr Ramy Jallad, RAKEZ Group CEO     Commenting on the partnership, Mr Ramy Jallad, RAKEZ Group CEO said: “We are pleased to tie up with Mamo to offer our clients yet another online solution to easily manage their payments through their flagship solution. This initiative is part of our ongoing efforts to support our clients’ business journey and provide new digital platforms to make business operations more efficient.”   “We will continue to bring in

  1 / 1  Launch of Marbella cluster adds new Mediterranean flavour to DAMAC Lagoons       New cluster amplifies a quintessential Mediterranean lifestyle Water-inspired master development makes vacation a part of everyday life New space will offer a range of unique amenities including a special ladies hub for pampering and relaxation DAMAC Properties is pleased to announce the launch of the Marbella residential cluster in its DAMAC Lagoons master development. The latest addition to the Mediterranean-inspired community comes after the successful launch of six clusters: Portofino, Venice, Malta, Nice, Santorini, and Costa Brava.   Nestled around extravagantly large pristine water lagoons, white sandy beaches and equipped with an unparalleled diverse range of amenities, each cluster is uniquely designed to evoke the spirit of the destination it represents.    Away from the bustle of the city, Marbella promises a holiday escape without ever having to travel, thanks to the enchanting designs

  1 / 1 DMC’s suitable environment for investments has guaranteed international standards, quality of knowledge   The entity’s gathering Maerifa highlighted the robust growth of the  purpose-built maritime centre ,  success stories of leading maritime companies in the precinct and best practices by industry leaders   Dubai Maritime City (DMC), a DP World Company, hosted a Maerifa official gathering that supports its strategic objective of strengthening Dubai’s status as a global maritime hub. Held at the official DMC headquarters, the brief session effectively served to maintain and further develop strong-standing ties between the world maritime cluster’s vast portfolio of strategic collaborating partners and clients. In addition to acting as a great networking platform, Maerifa provided a number of key updates detailing DMC projects, operation and industry compliance.   DMC’s strategic location in the heart of Dubai has proved to be vital to its success. Furthermore, by capitalizing o

  1 / 1 The second day of the sixth edition of the Future Investment Initiative (FII) saw the successful auction of the largest-ever carbon credit sale, major announcements, the signing of key deals, and stimulating discussions about a range of trending topics.   The day opened with a conversation between CEO of the FII Institute, Richard Attias and Founding Partner of Trian Fund Management, Nelson Peltz, about how to ensure long-term success throughout the ongoing global changes. The conversation was followed by a plenary discussion titled “The Pulse on Global Macrofinance” where HE Mohammed Al Jadaan, Saudi Minister of Finance; HE Shaikh Salman bin Khalifa Al-Khalifa, Bahraini Minister of Finance and National Economy; and HE Steven Mnuchin, Managing Partner of Liberty Strategic Capital, shared their thoughts on how globalization is impacting global markets.   The Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) and Tadawul Group announced the results of the VCM carbon marketplace to accelerate the

  1 / 1 Lee Wan Lik, Executive Chairman of Azeus Convene Azeus Convene, a global provider of IT solutions for boards and organisations, will continue to expand its operations and localise the delivery of its products, solutions, and client support across the GCC region.   Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 25 October 2022 : Convene’s expansion and strong localisation push will amplify its presence in prime markets across the GCC region, strengthen local customer training and support, and serve the demands of its esteemed clientele across the private, government, and non-profit sectors. Thus, strengthening Convene’s market positioning across the Middle East and North Africa markets.   Convene recognizes the growing needs of KSA’s digital economy. As a part of its  Think Global, Act Local strategy , Convene will continue to invest in KSA by setting up an office, adding technical capabilities and talents such as project management, systems engineers, etc. to keep delivering exciting innovations. It wi

  The Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development (ADDED), and Bangladesh Embassy in Abu Dhabi, have organised the Economic Cooperation Forum to enhance economic cooperation and mutual investment opportunities.       H.E. Mohamed Ali Al Shorafa, Chairman of ADDED,  encouraged  UAE and Bangladeshi investors and entrepreneurs to benefit from investments opportunities and the suitable business environment to thrive and enhance relations.  H.E. said: “Abu Dhabi has established itself as a preferred destination for business and investment by offering a vibrant, globally competitive, and entrepreneurial ecosystem that generates and presents growth opportunities for all. Based on our strong ties  and conducive business environment and supportive policies, we believe there are great potentials to further enhance our strategic cooperation in many sectors ”.   The forum was attended by H.E. Mohammed Abu Zafar, Ambassador of Bangladesh to the UAE, H.E. Salman Fazulr Rahman, MP private industry a