- Saudi Arabia’s merchandise exports during June 2022 increased by more than 75 percent to 148 billion riyals ($39.37 billion) compared...
The non-oil exports (including re-exports) rose by 26.8 percent to 30 billion riyals in June 2022, compared to 24 billion riyals in June 2021.
The kingdom’s merchandise imports during June 2022 amounted to 60 billion riyals, compared to 47 billion riyals during June 2021, an increase of 28.9 percent.
- It's the latest example of creators lending their online stage to a cause on the massively growing platform more known...
The group is pushing for the firm's workers to get a minimum hourly wage of $30, improved medical leave and easing of productivity requirements
It is also calling on Amazon, which has long resisted unionization efforts in its US facilities, to stop its opposition
- Dubai real estate market recorded deals worth AED1.4 billion ($381 million) on Tuesday, including 387 sales transactions worth AED1.15 billion....
The transactions also included 68 mortgage deals of AED149.38 million, and 85 gift deals amounting to AED140.85 million, data released by Dubai's Land Department (DLD) showed.
The sales included 336 villas and apartments worth AED913.23 million, and 51 land plots worth AED241.01 million.
- The Saudi travel group saw its loss fall to $35m in H1.
The travel agency's gross booking value climbed up 105 percent on the year to $1.09 billion, and revenue was up 125 percent to $282 million
Almosafer, its travel business, bounced back with increased demand in the second quarter along with a gross booking value of $453 million
- The ‘City of Fog’ in Saudi Arabia’s rugged south is a prized destination for many in the kingdom looking to...
At Al-Namas, humid monsoon weather keeps temperatures below 30 degrees Celsius, dropping as low as 15 degrees Celsius at night
Ministry of tourism figures show that Saudi families spent $21.33 billion on domestic travel last year, a 30 percent increase from 2019
- The developer's profit rose to $4.3m, after last year's loss.
Shored up by a 152 percent jump in revenues, the company's stock price climbed up as it returned to profitability,
The developer also incurred less expenses during the six-month period, thanks to a drop in selling and marketing costs by $320,000
- FAB gained AED173.7 million in liquidity, closing at AED19.740, while ALPHADABI drew AED102.9 million, ending at AED24.040.
FAB gained AED173.7 million in liquidity, closing at AED19.740, while ALPHADABI drew AED102.9 million, ending at AED24.040
The ADX-listed ADNOC Distribution was among big gainers, ending 1.09 percent higher at AED4.620, followed by ADNOC Drilling which closed 0.28 percent up at AED3.620





















