Employees at the Saad Specialist Hospital in Al-Khobar have reportedly not been paid for four months
The Qaher-1 missile was aimed at Saudi Arabia’s King Khalid Air Base
Shops are now required to employ only Saudis
The kingdom produced a record high 10.673 million bpd in July
The contract was worth in the region of SAR5bn, according to sources
Fourteen of those arrested are Saudi nationals, including one woman
The bank is Saudi Arabia’s fourth-largest lender by assets
Each shutdown could add four million to eight million barrels of crude into global markets
Oil-related companies and banking shares faced declines
The Saudi-owned airline received its air operator’s certificate in August
The Saudi government is looking to reduce subsidies to increase its non-oil revenue
The US’ decision in 2004 to blacklist Al Haramain Islamic Foundation sparked a legal battle
The assailants remain unknown, according to reports
Berlin-based Rayouf Alhumedhi has sent her proposal to the Unicode Consortium
The Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act bill passed on Friday would remove sovereign immunity from governments involved in terrorist attacks in the US
Saudi and Iran have been involved in a war of words over the haj pilgrimage
Pilgrims in Makkah were able to undertake their Eid Al-Adha sacrifice via a computerised system
Fresh strains have emerged between Saudi and Iran over the haj pilgrimage
The US House of Representatives passed the bill without objections on Friday
One of the reasons for the declining visitor numbers is the absence of Iranian pilgrims
Last year, Saudi Arabia said that nearly 800 pilgrims were killed
The bill will allow the families of 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia in US courts
Up to 1.855 million pilgrims have gathered in Saudi for the pilrimage
The move is part of stepped-up efforts to avoid a repeat of last year’s stampede
The total cost of the expansion work, including both land and infrastructure, is about $100n
Saudi women are required to have male guardians their entire lives
Adeeb al-Aama will replace Mohammed al-Madi as OPEC governor
The Saudi government has ended talks to save struggling construction firm Saudi Oger
Egypt reached a preliminary agreement with the IMF in August for a $12bn three-year lending programme
Sheikh Abdulaziz Al al-Sheikh said leaders of regional rival Iran saw Sunni Muslims as their enemy