The kingdom will require 70 per cent of jobs in 12 retail areas to be held by Saudis over the coming months
The kingdom’s labour force will now receive a two-day break
It is the latest company to delay a public listing in Saudi
The prices for the rail line vary depending on the class and the destination
The kingdom’s National Day will take place next week
The number of ballistic missiles fired towards the kingdom stands at nearly 200
Khan is on his first foreign trip since taking office last month
Companies in the contracting sector have been hit particularly hard by delayed government payments
Imran Khan is on his first international visit since taking office last month
The JV will focus on higher-value specialty chemicals
Saudi is looking to completely nationalise its public sector in the next few years
This is Khan’s first official overseas trip since he assumed office in August
The PIF had been linked with plans to take Tesla private
The ban is intended to save groundwater
The shooter was reportedly influenced by instructions from ISIL to “target military personnel”
The PIF said it would use the loan for “general corporate purposes”
Only a few deaths had been confirmed by authorities previously
The texting-only service will be provided to passengers across all the classes
The kingdom has been detaining people for residential, labour and border security regulations since November 2017
The lender now has branches in three Saudi cities including Riyadh, Jeddah and Khobar
This is the second peace deal reached since July between the two African countries
The patients, identified only as non-Saudis, are receiving care at al-Mauwassem General Hospital in Jazan
The targeted field campaigns were carried out by inspection teams during the first week of the new school year
The contract has been signed with Gulf Crete
Sanea was detained last year for unpaid debts dating back to 2009
Officials said the helicopter crashed in Yemen following technical issues
No casualties were reported during the attack
Another attack last week injured 26 people
The new rules mean stores selling items in four areas must have 70 per cent Saudi staff
The move follows a WTO ruling in June in favour of Australian packaging laws