Bitesize Business Breakfast

In the wake of some glaringly poor corporate decisions by major companies recently we’re 

joined by expert Dr. Nasser Saidi about why companies need corporate governance.

Recruitment company Mums@Work is rebranding as Women@Work today. We find out why from managing director Louise Karim.

This weekend saw more climate change demonstrations around the world. The UN is warning investors that they need to get ready for inevitable policy shifts. How ready are we? Sabrin Rahman is HSBC's regional head of sustainability.

You can now get a tourist visa to Saudi Arabia. Our reporter Georgia Tolley has one and is 

in Jeddah right now interviewing tourism officials. We hear about the Kingdom's plans to 

attract holidaymakers.

As World Investor Week kicks off, Peter Smith MD, Head of Strategy, Policy & Risk of 

regulator DFSA tells us how to invest wisely – without getting scammed.

As global co-working space WeWork recoils from losing its IPO and CEO in the space of a week - we ask whether the fad is fading. Plus, The Dubai Multi Commodities Centre has upgraded its diamond trading floor, making it the world’s largest - we find out what they've done. And as day 2 of Cityscape concludes today, we hear from one of the UAE's big developers - Nakheel.

We wrap up our Cityscape coverage with master developer Nakheel: talking rents, prices – 

and who’s going to shop in all the shiny new malls opening in Dubai? Aqil Kazim is the Chief Commercial Officer at Nakheel.

We look at a micropayments company originally conceived in Dubai - that's now become a 

half a billion dollar business. Mark Roden is the CEO of Ding.

As global co-working space WeWork recoils from losing its IPO and CEO in the space of a 

week, Ravi Bhusari, Co-Founder & CEO of co-working space Nook told us whether the demand still exists for the UAE.

The Dubai Multi Commodities Centre has upgraded its diamond trading floor, making it the 

world’s largest. We hear from Sanjeev Dutta, Executive Director - Commodities at DMCC.