Dubai was found to be the most expensive in the region, according to a new report
Amin Nasser says the oil market is “pointing upward”
The Citizen’s Account is designed to compensate Saudis for the rising cost of living
Yemeni forces reportedly try to to blow up an Aramco fuel terminal in Jazan
British banks are the biggest shareholders in both lenders
The government said in 2016 it would rescue the project as part of efforts to diversify the oil-reliant economy
Russian shipments grew nearly 1 per cent to 1.104 million barrels per day
Khaled Al-Araj was removed from his position as minister of civil affairs on Saturday
The kingdom has forecast a SAR198bn deficit this year
It may soon be mandatory for all firms in the kingdom to open bank accounts for their domestic workers
Saudi restored financial allowances for civil servants and military personnel on Saturday
The Al-Duwaihi gold mine is owned and operated by the Saudi Arabian Mining Company (Ma’aden)
The trade deficit is expected to drop this year
Thre men were seized by unidentified gunmen in 2015 while hunting in southern Iraq
Saudi King Salman replaced the kingdom’s information and civil service ministers
The licences are expected to be awarded to companies in technology, pharmaceutical and other sectors
OPEC sources said an internal assessment was that if they failed to extend the agreement, oil could slide back to $30-$40 a barrel
The Saudi retail sector currently employs 1.5 million workers, of whom only 300,000 are Saudis
The three-month campaign began on March 29
Defense Secretary James Mattis was in Riyadh this week
Both companies are presently carrying out further studies
Aramco’s board plans to meet in Shanghai in May, its first meeting in China in seven years
The Black Hawk came down in Marib province, east of the Houthi-controlled capital Sanaa
UK PM Theresa May has called for a snap general election on June 8
The kingdom aims to produce 10 per cent of its power from renewable sources in the next six years
Carmen Haddad, the CEO of Citi’s Qatar business, will take on the new role
A 50 per cent levy will be imposed on soft drinks and 100 per cent on tobacco and energy drinks
Close to 180 companies are listed on the Saudi stock exchange currently
Saudi Oger is struggling because of cuts in government spending and payment delays
The kingdom has also banned the import of poultry from Tennessee and Malaysia over concerns of bird flu