Bitesize Business Breakfast Podcast

We ask the regional boss of recruitment firm Michael Page about their latest research. Plus, we find out how sports teams are staying afloat during the pandemic. This is after US private equity firm Silver Lake announced plans to acquire a stake in New Zealand’s All Blacks - but what does this decision mean for the National team? And, President Donald Trump has been banned from yet another tech platform.

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We hear from a lawyer about the legal implications, a recruitment specialist about how having a vaccine would look on CVs, and from one company that's already written it into job contracts. Plus, we talk the return of music royalties.

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We have a special report on Dubai’s tourism revival - everything from elite sports training camps, to the Financial Times’ description of the emirate as “Party City”. 

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We speak to a couple of schools on what conversations they are having about online education. Plus, it's 10 days before Joe Biden's inauguration as the next President of the United States - but all eyes will be on Donald Trump from impeachment to pardoning - what can we see in the last few days of his Presidency? We spoke to Professor Adam Ramey of NYU Abu Dhabi about the US laws surrounding this transition of power.

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We got the ground report from two Washington correspondents and also looked at the economic implication the riots have had on the US economy, stock markets, and gold prices. Plus, we look at what salaries might do - in so much as anyone can predict anything at the moment - in 2021. And as Dubai has announced a fifth economic stimulus package, we crunch the numbers with Emirates NBD Chief Economist Khatija Haque. 

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Surina Kelly from the ARN News Centre has the details from last night's press briefing where authorities explained the numbers. Plus, we continue to look at the England lockdown and its impact on the UK property market especially for investors from the UAE. And as the F1 season could start in Bahrain this year, Damien Reid explains why this change is being made this season.

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We hear from Ajay Awtaney of Live from a lounge on what this means for the relationship between the two nations. Plus, we hear from the record breaking British adventurer Adrian Hayes on the impact COVID 19 has had on our mental health. And, we look at vaccination efforts in the UAE.

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While the information trickles in, the Business Breakfast reached out to a host of experts to understand how this will change our lives in the Emirates.

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We hear from Brendon Fulton of Dubai British School about their decision to go back to physical classroom learning. Plus, Emirates has announced plans to introduce premium economy but we discuss why now. And, we speak to one half of the Sisters Grimm who have been awarded an MBE.

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We ask Dr. Azad Moopen of Aster DM Healthcare about the choices. Plus, we speak to the Abu Dhabi Education authority about their decision to reopen the school with distance learning. And, we look at New Year's resolutions - do you make them?

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