Plus,  Google and Apple are joining forces to develop apps to track the outbreak. But, are you happy about that level of IT intrusion?

Plus,&nbsp; Google and Apple are joining forces to develop apps to track the outbreak. But, are you happy about that level of IT intrusion?

Daily highlights and exclusive interviews from Dubai's most informative news and business radio show. With a round-up of the day’s most important business stories, providing local content and context on the international issues that matter.Presented by Richard Dean & Brandy Scott.

Daily highlights and exclusive interviews from Dubai's most informative news and business radio show. With a round-up of the day&rsquo;s most important business stories, providing local content and context on the international issues that matter.Presented by Richard Dean &amp; Brandy Scott.

Bitesize Business Breakfast Podcast

The award-winning four-hour show is an informative and entertaining mix of interviews, market updates, analysis and opinions covering the morning’s top stories and big issues. Join the conversation with Brandy and Tom every weekday morning from 6 am. 

The award-winning four-hour show is an informative and entertaining mix of interviews, market updates, analysis and opinions covering the morning&rsquo;s top stories and big issues. Join the conversation with Brandy and Tom every weekday morning from 6 am.&nbsp;

Bitesize Business Breakfast

We are honouring some of our country's frontline workers. Today we speak to an emergency nurse manager about what we can do during this outbreak.

23 Mar 2026. With salary deductions making headlines, we get the legal reality from Luke Tapp of Pinsent Masons. Regional tensions are driving up shipping, freight, and insurance costs - and it’s landing on your supermarket shelf. The CEO of Choithrams tells us what they’re doing to shield your grocery bill. Friday brunch isn’t dead, it’s just moved! we talk to Leonardo Maltese, Group Executive Sous Chef at Roberto’s Catering Experiences, on how Dubai’s restaurant scene is reinventing hospitality. And this Eid, 73% of UAE residents didn’t travel, but when they did go out, they were choosy. Platinumlist breaks down what that means for the entertainment industry.

23 Mar 2026. With salary deductions making headlines, we get the legal reality from Luke Tapp of Pinsent Masons. Regional tensions are driving up shipping, freight, and insurance costs - and it&rsquo;s landing on your supermarket shelf. The CEO of Choithrams tells us what they&rsquo;re doing to shield your grocery bill. Friday brunch isn&rsquo;t dead, it&rsquo;s just moved! we talk to Leonardo Maltese, Group Executive Sous Chef at Roberto&rsquo;s Catering Experiences, on how Dubai&rsquo;s restaurant scene is reinventing hospitality. And this Eid, 73% of UAE residents didn&rsquo;t travel, but when they did go out, they were choosy. Platinumlist breaks down what that means for the entertainment industry.

Is It Legal to Cut Your Salary in the UAE?

19 Mar 2026. We get the latest on oil markets with Matt Stanley of Kpler. Plus, Careem’s Shaden Khallaf on its Ramadan tip-matching campaign and the impact it’s had, Dubai Autodrome’s CEO on adapting during disruption, and how companies are turning to AI as a resilience tool with Shaffra.

19 Mar 2026. We get the latest on oil markets with Matt Stanley of Kpler. Plus, Careem&rsquo;s Shaden Khallaf on its Ramadan tip-matching campaign and the impact it&rsquo;s had, Dubai Autodrome&rsquo;s CEO on adapting during disruption, and how companies are turning to AI as a resilience tool with Shaffra.

The Business Brunch Special: Oil, AI and Business Resilience

18 Mar 2026. As Dubai International Airport works to move passengers and cargo safely through challenging conditions, CEO Paul Griffiths tells us why DXB will come back stronger. Plus, what the conflict means for Dubai’s real estate brokers, how companies are managing remote work and supporting parents, and the small business behind the ‘Dubai is Home’ hoodies capturing the mood of the moment.

18 Mar 2026. As Dubai International Airport works to move passengers and cargo safely through challenging conditions, CEO Paul Griffiths tells us why DXB will come back stronger. Plus, what the conflict means for Dubai&rsquo;s real estate brokers, how companies are managing remote work and supporting parents, and the small business behind the &lsquo;Dubai is Home&rsquo; hoodies capturing the mood of the moment.

We are honouring some of our country's frontline workers. Today we speak to an emergency nurse manager about what we can do during this outbreak.

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