Bitesize Business Breakfast

Dubai Science Park has been open since 2006, and Marwan Abdulaziz Janahi, Managing Director of the park explained how they've done new things to attract people.

Abhishek Sharma, CEO, Foundation Holdings joined us to discuss Saudi Arabia's new Investment principles and what it means for doing business in the Kingdom.

We discuss what would motivate you to buy a property in the UAE, how one company is turning the desire for a bargain into a business, and how a local content on Netflix works.

Terence Mauri, author of "The Leaders Mindset: How to Win in the Age of Disruption" tells us how UAE companies - from oil to video games - are transforming the way they work in the face of disruption.

Netflix has acquired the rights to a locally-made Emirati legal drama. Hana Kazim, Manager of Local Film & TV productions, Image Nation Abu Dhabi spoke about Qalb Al Adala or Justice and how streaming local content on Netflix works.

Affordable housing will drive Dubai's real estate market growth this year, according to Atif Rahman, Director & Partner, Danube Properties. We also asked you what would motivate you to buy property in the UAE?

All this month, Dubai Eye will focus on getting the new year off to the best possible start with our Back in Business series of interviews and forums.

As we continue our focus on personal finance, we spoke to one company turning the desire for a bargain into a business. David Tobias is the Founder & CEO of VoucherSkout which allows people to pursue activities with cheaper rates.

Dubai property prices have reached the bottom, according to one of the city’s top developers. However, Damac chairman Hussain Sajwani told CNBC that it will be two years before a full-blown recovery. This sparked a conversation over what would it take for you to buy a house in the UAE? We asked Paul Kelly, Operations Director, Allsopp & Allsopp to weigh in on some of your questions.

Day 2 of Davos brought 2 big headlines for the UAE. The first, an international research centre dedicated to the fourth industrial revolution. The second, retail giant Majid Al Futtaim has signed a deal with rapper Will I Am to use a voice assistant powered by artificial intelligence.

Dubai-based businessman and author Tommy Weir is our ‘raporteur’ in the Swiss Ski resort of Davos this week for the World Economic Forum.

We're talking a start-up that’s raised half a million dollars to take on delivery giants like Fetchr and FedEx, what % of salary should we be saving and rapper Will I Am is teaming up with one of the Middle East’s top retailers, but why?