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Zawya
7 days ago
- Business
- Zawya
Huawei launches first experience store in Egypt
Cairo – Huawei inaugurated its first-ever Huawei Experience Store (HES) in Egypt, expanding the brand's retail presence in the country. The new store is located on Level 1, Gate 5, Phase 1 of Citystars Mall in Nasr City, according to a press release. It welcomed 200 distinguished guests, including prominent media representatives, public figures, and leading social media personalities. Huawei has unveiled a series of promotions, including substantial discounts on popular products during the opening weekend from 10-12 July. It is also offering interest-free instalment plans for up to 12 months on qualifying devices. All Rights Reserved - Mubasher Info © 2005 - 2022 Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (
Zawya
13-07-2025
- Business
- Zawya
ArabyAds Talent introduces the next evolution of celebrity management and representation for MENA's public figures
Dubai, UAE — ArabyAds, the leading global AdTech company founded in the MENA region, today announces the launch of ArabyAds Talent, a strategic talent management solution designed to serve the region's most influential public figures shaping culture, commerce, and discourse. Built to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving media and business landscape, ArabyAds Talent offers an integrated infrastructure that supports sustainable growth, safeguards reputational equity, and unlocks long-term value through strategic representation. This launch represents a pivotal shift in how talent is managed across the region, moving away from traditional representation models and toward a structured, insight-driven framework that aligns influence with business strategy, legal protection, and market relevance. ArabyAds Talent is built for individuals whose presence in the public sphere is not only valuable but also highly visible and increasingly complex, including top-tier entertainers, elite athletes, prominent creators, thought leaders, and public figures. The solution provides institutional-grade support across strategy, legal, communications, and partnerships, anchored in regional insight and global execution standards. 'Representation today requires more than negotiations and visibility,' said Shady Essam, CEO of ArabyAds Talent. 'It requires a long-term strategy, legal protection, narrative discipline, and the infrastructure to grow public capital in a market where relevance can shift overnight. ArabyAds Talent is built to meet that need. With active operations in over 15 markets across MENA, ArabyAds Talent gives talent access to a unified network that integrates commercial opportunities, brand partnerships, public positioning, and media support under one umbrella. Individuals represented by the division benefit from consistent narrative control, deal security, and curated exposure that aligns with their long-term positioning, not short-term visibility. For brands, ArabyAds Talent offers a solution to a growing challenge: finding the right public figures who aligns with a brand's values as well as possess the credibility and cultural currency to drive meaningful engagement. Rather than focusing on superficial metrics, this solution prioritizes strategic fit, clarity in execution, and measurable relevance, connecting brands with individuals who influence not only reach, but perception and market behavior. ArabyAds Talent strengthens the company's mission to offer comprehensive solutions that support the full spectrum of brand growth in MENA, covering advertising and technology and the strategic management of influence itself. About ArabyAds ArabyAds is a leading global advertising technology company born in the MENA region. It empowers brands to drive sustainable growth through a unified portfolio of solutions spanning media, data, creative, retail media, and influencer marketing. ArabyAds was named Marketing Platform of the Year by the Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) MENA for three consecutive years. These honors reflect its continued commitment to building solutions that reshape how brands connect with consumers in a fragmented digital landscape.
Al Jazeera
10-07-2025
- Politics
- Al Jazeera
Bonfire effigy of migrant vessel widely condemned in Northern Ireland
Bonfire effigy of migrant vessel widely condemned in Northern Ireland NewsFeed Plans to burn an effigy of migrants in a boat as part of Twelfth of July celebrations has been widely condemned as racist and threatening by politicians and public figures in Northern Ireland. Video Duration 02 minutes 38 seconds 02:38 Video Duration 01 minutes 01 seconds 01:01 Video Duration 02 minutes 55 seconds 02:55 Video Duration 00 minutes 21 seconds 00:21 Video Duration 01 minutes 05 seconds 01:05 Video Duration 01 minutes 03 seconds 01:03 Video Duration 01 minutes 31 seconds 01:31
BreakingNews.ie
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- BreakingNews.ie
Gregg Wallace claims he has been cleared of misconduct allegations
TV presenter Gregg Wallace has claimed he has been cleared of the 'most serious and sensational accusations' against him ahead of a report examining the MasterChef host's alleged misconduct. The 60-year-old stepped away from hosting the BBC cooking competition, after a number of historical complaints came to light last year, which led to the external investigation by the show's production company, Banijay UK. Advertisement A BBC News investigation reported that 13 people alleged Wallace had made inappropriate sexual comments across a range of shows over a 17-year period. The production firm previously said Wallace is 'committed to fully co-operating' with the external review while his lawyers have previously strongly denied 'he engages in behaviour of a sexually harassing nature', according to BBC News. Gregg Wallace co-presented Master Chef UK until last year. Photo: Ian West/PA. In a statement posted on his Instagram account on Tuesday, he said: 'I have taken the decision to speak out ahead of the publication of the Silkins (sic) report – a decision I do not take lightly. 'After 21 years of loyal service to the BBC, I cannot sit in silence while my reputation is further damaged to protect others. Advertisement 'I have now been cleared by the Silkins (sic) report of the most serious and sensational accusations made against me. 'The most damaging claims (including allegations from public figures which have not been upheld) were found to be baseless after a full and forensic six-month investigation.' BBC spokesperson said: 'Banijay UK instructed the law firm Lewis Silkin to run an investigation into allegations against Gregg Wallace. We are not going to comment until the investigation is complete and the findings are published.' Banijay UK declined to comment on Wallace's comments. Advertisement
Daily Mail
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
BREAKING NEWS MasterChef star Gregg Wallace is 'fired by the BBC' after sexual misconduct probe as he condemns the corporation in social media post
Gregg Wallace has reportedly been fired by the BBC following a nine month sexual misconduct investigation. But the former MasterChef star condemned the corporation in a scathing social media post saying he had been cleared of 'the most serious and sensational accusations'. Writing on Instagram, Wallace said he had taken the decision to go public before the Silkins report was published as 'I cannot sit in silence while my reputation is further damaged to protect others'. The 60-year-old had stepped down from MasterChef while complaints from 13 women about historical allegations of misconduct were investigated. Wallace said 'the most damaging claims (including allegations from public figures which have not been upheld) were found to be baseless'. He said he had recognised 'that some of my humour and language, at times, was inappropriate'. 'I was hired by the BBC and MasterChef as the cheeky greengrocer. A real person with warmth, character, rough edges and all,' Wallace said. 'For over two decades, that authenticity was part of the brand. Now, in a sanitised world, that same personality is seen as a problem.' The report is to be officially published on Thursday, but, according to The Sun, Wallace's legal team have seen the report.
