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SAR 1 million fine for retaining an employee’s passport, forced labour, slavery and abuse
The Saudi Bureau of Investigation and Prosecution announced on its Twitter account that up to 15 years of imprisonment and/or a fine of up to SAR 1 million will be imposed on employers in the Kingdom that retain passports of employees or force them
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Saudi cinema revenues forecast to hit $1.5bn by 2030
Total cinema revenue in Saudi Arabia is expected to reach $1.5 billion by 2030, according to new research by PwC Middle East. The forecast is based on a projected 2030 population of 39.5 million, and 6.6 screens per 100,000 people.
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251 Managerial and Technical jobs reserved for Saudis in Private sector
Nearly 251 jobs of managerial and technical categories in 10 private sector companies reserved for Saudi men and women holding bachelor's degree, diploma and secondary school certificates said Riyadh Chamber of Commerce and Industry
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GoAir flight reaches destination without passengers' baggage
Several GoAir passengers from Srinagar to Jammu were left fuming on Sunday as their flight reached its destination without their baggage. "We
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Saudi sisters found dead in New York’s Hudson River buried in Madinah
The bodies two Saudi sisters who were discovered dead a week ago in the Hudson River in New York have been laid to rest early Sunday in
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Saudi Arabia strongly condemns terror attack in Egypt’s Minya
Saudi Arabia condemned the deadly shooting of a passenger bus in Egypt’s Minya governorate, reported Arab News. The attack, which was
Read MoreStudents receive gifts worth 20 thousand Saudi riyals from late Saudi teacher
It was a heart-breaking moment for the students in Saudi Arabia who received gifts from their deceased teacher. The teacher, Sultan Abdel Aziz al-Turki, had died of a sudden heart attack. He had orders gifts worth 20 thousand Saudi
Read MoreLion Air crash: Over 100 body bags of human remains recovered
Indonesian authorities have extended the search for victims of the Lion Air crash and the plane's cockpit voice recorder. National Search and Rescue Agency chief Muhammad Syaugi said Sunday the search involving hundreds of personnel and
Read MoreSaudi car sales set to rise 8% on back of new female market
Saudi Arabia’s automotive sector is set for a rapid transformation in the coming years, with 20 percent of the female population, or three million drivers, expected to be added to the kingdom’s roads by 2020, according to a new
Read MoreNo indication Saudi sisters found dead in NY were killed: police
New York police on Friday said they had no evidence indicating that two sisters whose bodies were found duct-taped together in Manhattan had been killed. “There is nothing pointing to a crime as of yet,” said a New York Police
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