saudi arabia

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Hong Kong is pinning its hopes of luring Saudi oil giant Aramco on a further trading tie-up with China, but the scheme is big and difficult to execute, says the bourse’s chief executive.

Alwaleed bin Talal buys into China’s second-biggest online retailer.

Higher income expectations, healthy savings and rising aspirations will fuel consumer spending in 2011, according to a new Credit Suisse survey of seven emerging markets.

Saudis are promoting other sectors of the economy in an effort to build on competitive advantages other than oil.

The kingdom is sailing through the credit crunch thanks to rising forex reserves and little leverage.

The Middle EastÆs most pro-business economy continues to open up to foreigners. But just who is investing in the kingdom?

The bailout of Gulf Bank by the Kuwaiti government is not grounds for investor worry in the Middle East, says analyst.

The Land of the Two Holy Mosques treads carefully in order to find an oil price equilibrium that suits its best interests.