- Paytm shares nosedived 13 percent Monday after Indian regulators banned the beleaguered payments platform from enrolling new customers and reports...
The firm enjoyed India's biggest-ever initial public offering four months ago, with the backing of Chinese tycoon Jack Ma's Ant Group and Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway
India's central bank demanded Paytm immediately stop enrolling new customers on Friday and ordered an audit of its IT systems
- The move comes after Facebook and Twitter were blocked in early March as part of sweeping efforts by Moscow to...
The move comes after Facebook and Twitter were blocked in early March as part of sweeping efforts by Moscow to control information available to Russians
Instagram appeared Monday on a list of "restricted" online resources on a list published by Russia's media regulator Roskomnadzor
- The decision to raise the percentage of foreign investment in public companies is one of the most important steps to...
The decision to raise the percentage of foreign investment in public companies is one of the most important steps to include the market in global emerging market indices
Oman plans to list 35 state-owned companies in the next five years, with a focus on listing one or two firms from the oil sector during the current year
- Bahrain and the Netherlands discussed ways to strengthen cooperation and boost the youth sector in both countries through exchange of...
Both sides lauded the distinguished relations between Bahrain and the Netherlands in all fields
They also highlighted the major initiatives and programs launched to support the youth sector
- Britain on Sunday defended lobbying Saudi Arabia to up its oil output as energy sanctions on Russia hit Western consumers,...
Senior cabinet minister Michael Gove did not deny a report in The Times on Saturday that Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to visit Riyadh this week
The newspaper said Johnson will lobby Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to help offset the impact of the Ukraine-linked sanctions
- Arabian International Healthcare Holding Co., also known as Tibbiyah, has posted a fourteen percent drop in net profit to $21...
Despite the fall in profitability, the company's board proposed the distribution of SR3 per share in dividends for 2021
The company said the drop in profit was caused by a decline in sales
- Saudi Arabian Military Industries (SAMI) will hire more staff and most of them will be women in order to support...
Unit last year, SAMI had about 2,500 employees, with 82 percent Saudization and females representing 22 percent of the workforce
At the end of 2021, SAMI was among the top 85 defense companies in the world
- Sweeping social reforms, including lifting the infamous ban on women driving, have transformed life for many Saudis, but rising costs...
According to the official data, women made up more than a third of the workforce in 2021
Over 200,000 women in Saudi Arabia have been issued driving licenses since 2018





















