The Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry has recently kicked off its new “Learning by Doing” series of training sessions.
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Infor acquires Accentia Middle East
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Qlik’s SaaS-based analytics solution now available
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Google revamps ad policies after YouTube content fiasco
Google has announced plans to give marketers more control over their online ads specifically those that appear on YouTube.