Bitesize Business Breakfast

One of Hong Kong’s top developers tells us how the changing tastes of Chinese consumers is transforming the industry. Henry Bott is the Portfolio Manager at Swire Properties.

We find out how OSN plans to challenge Apple's ambitious TV plans with a new binge-watching channel with Kathrine Solberg, Director of programming at the network.

It's the Dubai World Cup this weekend. We'll get the inside scoop on which horses to watch with the Racing Channel's Laura King.

Our ‘Property Pulse’ series continues with Lynnette Abad, Director - Research & Data at Property Finder and Paul Kelly, Operations Director at Allsopp & Allsopp and they reveal where’s hot and where’s not in Dubai.

We hear about a paper that discusses creating content marketing programmes. Mina Seetharaman is the EVP, Chief Strategy and Creative Officer of The Economist Group

Today we look at the big story on everyone's mind - Uber's takeover of Careem, we also hear from you - what would it take for you to give up commuting in your own car? Plus we find out why the shipping industry is going green – well, green-er – by cutting sulphur in fuel.

We find out why the shipping industry is going green – well, green-er – by cutting sulphur in fuel. Dr. Edmund Hughes is the Head Air Pollution & Energy Efficiency, Marine Environment Division at the International Maritime Organisation.

As widely anticipated, Uber has agreed to buy Careem for 3.1 billion dollars in cash and stock. The deal is the largest technology acquisition in the Middle East to date. We get an analyst's take with Vitali Bielski, Senior Consultant - Mobility Practice at Frost and Sullivan.

Professor Richard Baldwin tells us why lawyers and accountants many soon be rioting on the streets, as robots and A.I. steal their jobs. That’s from his new book ‘The Globotics Upheaval’.

As Uber agrees to buy Careem for 3.1 billion dollars, we speak to one of Careem's major shareholders, Wamda Capital. Legendary tech investor, Fadi Ghandour is the Chaiman of the company.