A regulatory review that could ripple across Gulf banking networks, forcing boards to recheck their own sanctions exposure.

Insurance operations in Saudi Arabia boosted sector profits by 24.3% to nearly $500 million, signaling a robust market for insurers and investors.

The federal government's majority stake in a new joint venture makes it the world's second-largest holder of proven oil reserves, reshaping Washington's role in energy.

Egyptian bank's UAE operations face US sanctions, raising compliance stakes for regional lenders and trade finance.

With the top three seeds suddenly vulnerable, the men's and women's draws are up for grabs in a way no one expected.

A four-day outage at a small gas plant exposes a decade-long gap in Britain's cyber defenses for distributed energy.

The AI bellwether's blowout quarter soothes markets and pushes oil down, but the real story is what it signals for the next leg of the AI trade.

Analysts say mine clearance alone won't make shipping safe, leaving war-risk premiums elevated and transit uncertain.

A $2 slide in crude signals traders betting the Gulf's most critical oil chokepoint may stay open, but the relief could be short-lived.

Ship-to-ship transfers in the Gulf of Oman keep non-Iranian oil moving even as direct Strait of Hormuz transits collapse, reshaping global energy logistics.

The Saudi retailtech startup's pre-seed round, led by Vision Ventures, targets a $300B offline market that online brands still can't crack.

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