Companies warned against counting weekends as part of annual leave
Saudi Arabia’s money supply also fell for the first time in more than a decade.
Prince Turki Al Faisal criticised the President of the United States as “petulant” in a scathing open letter.
Under new rules, an expat family of less than five members will not be permitted to own a seven-seater
The project is one of a number of giant shades being installed in the holy city
“We are still a developing country and need more national production, not a weakening of either the private or public sector.”
Average salaries in Saudi Arabia rose seven per cent to reach $12,978.3 per month in the Gulf Business 2015 Salary Survey.
New initiative aims to create jobs for nationals
US spokesperson suggests supporting Lebanon’s Armed Forces is crucial to countering the influence of Hezbollah.
President Francois Hollande presented country’s top award to crown prince Mohammed bin Nayef
The kingdom cancelled $4bn in aid to Lebanese security forces last month.
The company is building its new headquarters in Jeddah which will be able to accommodate 2,500 people.
Sheikh Ayed Al Qarni was shot and wounded after giving a speech to fellow Muslim preachers.
Saudi Arabia leads surge with 275% increase in five years
The kingdom said Lebanon failed to support it in a recent spat with Iran
New report ranks 60 nations worldwide
The kingdom sent military aircraft to Turkey over the weekend
Two other staff were injured, according to reports
Rasha Hefzi also believes the Kingdom will have a female prime minister
The two businessmen have public spat on Twitter
The attack in Al Ahsa on Friday left four people dead and 36 injured
No affordable housing projects earmarked for major cities of Riyadh and Jeddah despite chronic shortage
Oxford Strategic Consulting found only 11 per cent of UAE nationals listed running their own business as an ideal role
The purpose of the transfer was not disclosed
The company may open the IPO to international markets
The two countries signed 14 agreements and memoranda of understanding
Organisation suggests the market could ‘drown in oversupply’
Cooperation between market forces will help the market stabilise, said Ali al-Naimi
At least 29 people were killed after an attack on a four-star hotel in Ouagadougou