Bits: What Saudi Arabia’s .5 Billion in Uber Buys
Uber is now worth four United Airlines, 2 billion rides across Midtown Manhattan and a good day at Google.
Bits: What Saudi Arabia’s .5 Billion in Uber Buys
Uber is now worth four United Airlines, 2 billion rides across Midtown Manhattan and a good day at Google.
News: The Morning Agenda: The Challenge of Easing Saudi Arabia’s Dependence on Oil
Lawyers in Sumner Redstone Trial Tussle Over Possible Dismissal
Saudi King Shakes Up Government as Economic Plan Moves Forward
King Salman issued a new wave of royal decrees, replacing a number of top ministers and restructuring government bodies
Saudi Arabia Ousts Longtime Oil Minister
Saudi Arabia has replaced its long-serving oil minister as part of a larger ongoing government shakeup.
Obama Arrives in Saudi Arabia Amid a New Round of Contention
President Obama arrived in Riyadh barely a day after expressing support for the release of documents implicating Saudi officials in the U.S. in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Saudi Arabia Warns of Economic Fallout if Congress Passes 9/11 Bill
The kingdom has bristled over a bill that would allow its government to be held responsible in American courts for any role in the Sept. 11 attacks.
Saudi Elections Are First to Include Women as Voters and Candidates
The elections for members of local councils across the kingdom marked the first time that women were able to participate — as both voters and candidates.