Emirates NBD’s purchasing managers’ index recorded record lows in a number of categories for April
Saudi Arabia has become a major importer of hard and soft wheat
Ahmed al Darbi will serve out the rest of his 13-year sentence in the kingdom
Saudi Arabia is seeking to tempt foreign entrants across industries as it embarks on a massive overhaul of its economy
The departures came ahead of the introduction of a new levy on companies employing foreigners
Some analysts fear the recent recovery in oil prices could slow the pace of the kingdom’s economic and fiscal reforms
Saudi Arabia is one of the world’s largest arms buyers
State TV reported two Houthi leaders were killed in an air strike on Saturday morning
Qiddiya is about two-and-a-half times the size of Disney World.
The project is claimed to be the largest crude-to-chemicals facility in the world
The cost of lessons has led some women to offer to teach their peers for free
Authorities hope to offer a draft law on PPP frameworks for public consultation and feedback within a week or so
The labour ministry plans to restrict employment in 12 retail sub-sectors to Saudi nationals
The lifting of the kingdom’s female driving ban is expected to hit demand for expat drivers
The kingdom issued the statement following comments issued by US President Donald Trump
The delivery document released on Tuesday charts the way forward for the period ending in 2020
The kingdom’s first new cinema in decades opened last week after the lifting of a ban
The rebel group’s number two Saleh Al Sammad was killed on Thursday, according to Houthi-affiliated media
Aramco did not immediately respond to a request for comment
Najran has been repeatedly targeted by Houthi missile attacks across the border
Amateur online videos of heavy gunfire in the capital’s Khozama district on Saturday sparked fears of possible political unrest
Parents are opting to send their children home due to a dependents fee introduced last year
Saudi Arabia has witnessed a series of radical political changes over the past year
The kingdom introduced a 100 per cent tax on tobacco products last June
The Saudi coalition in Yemen is supporting a sustained campaign by Yemeni forces against Al-Qaeda
The kingdom banned cinemas in the early 1980s under pressure from Islamists
The kingdom is launching a privatisation drive as part of wider economic reforms as it diversifies away from dependancy on oil
The tech giant will set up five hubs across the kingdom
Ahmad Hamad al-Gosaibi and Brothers had defaulted on almost $6bn of debt in 2009
Riyadh has suggested it could help counter-terrorism operations in some other theatres