Bitesize Business Breakfast

We're looking at how you measure economic growth. Is GDP becoming less relevant?  Plus, we hear about the Indian government’s plan to divest itself of government ownership in energy companies.

This week we're speaking to companies that have raised significant cash in the past year, and asking - what have you done with it? Mumzworld raised 20 million dollars in 2018. We'll find out where it went with the CEO Mona Ataya.

Arc Skills joined us to argue the case for using computer gaming in education. Mithun Kamath is the Group CEO of Arc Skills.

We get the views of Gaurang Shah, VP of Geojit Financial Services on the Indian government’s plan to divest itself of government ownership in energy companies.

We're looking at how you measure economic growth. Is GDP becoming less relevant? We speak to economist Trevor McFarlane, Founder & CEO of EMIR.

We talk property from visas to a new plan from the Dubai Land Department and all this week, we're going to catch up with companies that have raised some serious cash over the past 12 months, to find out what they've done with it. We kick off by asking Wamda Capital what the environment is like for firms trying to raise money.

Gold visas once again making headlines – this time of the property-linked 5-year variety. We speak to Murray Strang, Head of Dubai at Savills about the long-term visa and the current environment of Dubai's property market.

We look at Al Tamimi’s involvement in the Dubai Land Department’s ‘Real Estate lawyer’ plan with Mohammed Kawasmi, Partner - Real Estate at ATCO.

All this week, we're going to catch up with companies that have raised some serious cash over the past 12 months, to find out what they've done with it. We kick off by asking Wamda Capital what the environment is like for firms trying to raise money. Khaled Talhouni is the Managing Partner at the venture capital firm.

We're talking about the fine line between inspiration and appropriation. Plus, on the back of yesterday's discussion about co-living, we'll find out what the demand - and prices - for the trend is really like in the UAE.