These are the top headlines from Arab News, the Middle East’s leading English-language daily, on Monday Oct. 12 at 6am GMT. - Saudi Arabia’s air defenses intercept Houthi missile in Khamis Mushayt - Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Pakistan, Turkiye condemn Houthi attacks on Kingdom - Saudi, Iranian foreign ministers discuss regional tensions after airport attack - Yemen’s armed forces carried out 1,700 strikes on Houthis, spokesperson says - 72 killed in airstrike on gold mine on Sudan-Egypt border: rights

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The NBR Rich List estimated wealth of those on the list had grown to $129 billion. Herald Business Commentator Fran O'Sullivan.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Since October 2022, the gains have been remarkable; Dow up 77%. S&P 500 up 118%. Nasdaq Composite up 163%. 2degrees Business wrap with Garth Bray.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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These are the top headlines from Arab News, the Middle East’s leading English-language daily, on Sunday Oct. 11 at 6pm GMT. - Coalition says new attack at Riyadh airport causes fire - No justification for Riyadh attacks, says EU ambassador - Pakistan PM says Riyadh attack a ‘red line,’ vows Islamabad will cooperate with Riyadh ‘in every possible way’ - Saudi embassies help citizens stranded overseas amid regional flight disruptions - Families mourn loved ones killed in Houthi strike

Drug cartels do not simply recruit criminals. They recruit teenagers searching for money, belonging, protection, and identity. This episode examines the psychological manipulation, social pressures, and calculated exploitation that transform vulnerable young people into members of violent criminal organizations.

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In 1980s New York City, pouring concrete for a major building could mean navigating more than contractors, unions, and developers — federal prosecutors alleged that organized crime families had manipulated parts of the industry through an arrangement known as the Concrete Club. This episode breaks down how the scheme worked: restricted competition, inflated costs, and payments engineered to keep high-value projects moving without disruption. We examine what the case reveals about how organized crime

In 44 BCE, a group of Roman senators secretly organized the assassination of Julius Caesar, the most powerful man in the Republic. Their conspiracy required secrecy, coordination, and access to a heavily protected political leader. Although the plot succeeded, its participants failed to anticipate the political consequences. This episode examines the planning, deception, and intelligence failures surrounding one of history’s most consequential assassinations.

Long before modern military training, Norse legends celebrated warriors who seemed capable of fighting without fear. The berserker tradition offers an intriguing historical lens through which to examine combat arousal, intimidation, group cohesion, and battlefield psychology. This episode separates the legendary accounts from what modern research tells us about human performance under extreme stress. Discover why controlling fear, rather than eliminating it, remains central to effective combat

In this episode of the Smashi Business Show, we discuss Morgan Stanley’s bullish outlook on UAE capital and credit markets following regional stabilization. We then break down QatarEnergy securing a $3 billion facility from four major Chinese banks to fund general working capital. Finally, we examine rising oil prices near $100 per barrel and market reactions following security disruptions at Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport.

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These are the top headlines from Arab News, the Middle East’s leading English-language daily, on Sunday Oct. 11 at 6am GMT. - Coalition Forces vow firm response over Riyadh airport strike, Trump says Houthi attack ‘not acceptable’ - Riyadh airport attack killed 12 people and wounded over 300 more, says Saudi civil aviation agency - Trump ‘looking at’ airstrikes against Houthis after Riyadh airport attacks - International outcry grows after deadly Houthi attack on Riyadh airport - US military says

In this episode of the Smashi Business Show, we examine DP World securing a 15-year concession to operate a major container terminal at Bangladesh’s largest port. We then break down the conclusion of CEPA negotiations between the UAE and Thailand to accelerate bilateral trade and investment. Finally, we explore global hospitality groups and UAE developers—including Eagle Hills, Emaar, and Arada—planning multi-billion-dollar projects in Syria.