BUSINESS● ELEVATED1h ago · Sep 23, 2026, 12:00 AM
Gulf tech firms turn to Hong Kong and Singapore as Iran war grinds on
South China Morning Post · global
Paul Bratby had already drawn up plans for expanding to Hong Kong when war broke out in the Middle East earlier this year. But the founder of xBratAI, a Dubai-based AI-powered trading signals platform, soon brought that timeline forward as the Iran conflict dragged on and widened in scope. “Our Hong Kong entity had been scheduled for a few years later, but we established it in early 2026,” he said. Bratby is not alone in looking east. As missiles continue to target Gulf capitals and shipping...
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