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Mobile phone companies’ decline in services angers customers

Telephone companies are one of the biggest projects in Saudi Arabia, where Saudi citizens and residents were globally rated as top Internet and phone...

Kuwait freedoms make austerity drive tricky for government

A three-day strike by oil workers in Kuwait last month over pay reforms shows the government faces considerable opposition as it prepares to push...

CEO hopes to settle Saudi firm's $6 billion debt

The acting CEO of a Saudi firm that has owed $6 billion in debts since a 2009 crisis says he's hopeful a tentative agreement...

Oil exports suspended from Libya oil terminal

Libya's National Oil Corp announced Thursday it had imposed a state of "force majeure" on one of the country's main oil terminals after exports...

Apple to show off new iPhones with T.V display

With its highly profitable iPhone due for an upgrade, Apple is expected to unveil a pair of new handsets at an event in San...

Iran offers no action in support of global oil pact

Iran on Wednesday stopped short of offering to restrain oil output as part of a global pact to freeze production to prop up prices,...

Egypt devalues pound as foreign currency inflow decline

Egypt's central bank said on Monday it had devalued the Egyptian pound by 14.3 percent to 8.95 to the US dollar to face "challenges"...

Stocks, dollar and oil cool ahead of Doha meeting

Reassuring Chinese GDP data helped stocks, commodity markets and the dollar consolidate strong weekly gains on Friday, as focus turned to a meeting of...

Trump would consider halting U.S. oil purchases from Saudis

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump told the New York Times he would consider stopping U.S. oil purchases from Saudi Arabia unless the Saudi government...

Lebanon PM urges Saudi to reconsider aid package suspension

Lebanon's Prime Minister Tammam Salam on Friday urged Saudi Arabia to "reconsider" the suspension of a $3 billion aid package to its army to...

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