Ahmed al-Kholifey was appointed SAMA governor on Saturday
Khaled al-Falih has replaced 80-year-old oil minister Ali al-Naimi
No civilians or security forces were killed or wounded
The 31-year-old son of King Salman hopes to modernise the kingdom’s economy
Currency speculators have put pressure on the riyal in recent months due to the country’s projected budget deficit in 2016
The company was suspended from obtaining new government contracts last year
Tadawul announced last month that it planned to open the new exchange next year in a bid to improve access to capital
Hussain Alshammasi details the debate underway in the kingdom as it seeks to rein in water and fuel subsidies
Reforms announced on Tuesday suggested authorities are now courting foreign money more aggressively
On Monday, al-Watan newspaper reported that Binladin had laid off about 77,000 foreign workers
The park is designed to boost the kingdom’s knowledge economy and create jobs
Previously, qualified institutions could only own a maximum of 5 per cent of any listed company
John Brennan says secret parts of the report could be misinterpreted if released for public scrutiny
Between 12,000 and 17,000 Saudi employees are expected to be laid off
In March, the ministry signed memorandums with South Korea to develop 100,000 housing units
A 5 per cent VAT rate will be introduced across the GCC in the coming years
Proposal was made at a Gulf Cooperation Council municipalities conference in Qatar
The Saudi government has recently been driving employment of locals in the private sector
Binladin Group employees also say they have not been paid for six months
The assistance to the families, in the form of land, villas, apartments or financing, will be extended over a year
The company employs 200,000 people, according to its LinkedIn page
True diversification requires developing industries which have nothing to do with the extraction of oil and spending of oil-related revenue
Net foreign assets held by the central bank dropped by 1.0 per cent from the previous month
A joint coordination council is being set up to target the investment
Investors say that devaluation pressures have not gone away, even though Saudi Arabia has unveiled a sweeping reform package.
Reforms envisage Aramco transforming itself from an oil and gas firm into a “global industrial conglomerate”
Saudi capital sees year-to-year sales prices and rental rates fall
Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announced plans to turn the kingdom into a global investment power
King Salman announced that the kingdom’s cabinet had agreed to the reform plan, with details coming later
Six months ago the IMF warned that budget reforms being considered by most of the Middle East’s oil exporters were likely to be inadequate