Nearly half of the kingdom’s development plans are tied to the sovereign wealth fund’s five gigaprojects: NEOM, Diriyah, ROSHN, Red Sea, and Qiddiya.

Dubai’s latest jet-setters aren’t hedge funders or influencers, they’re poodles and pomeranians.

Drawing the human form was once considered haram, but now the kingdom is investing in its creative class.

The kingdom’s first issuance is a step toward shifting $180 billion in mortgages off bank balance sheets and into the hands of investors.

A prolonged slump in oil prices, however, could see the growth unwind, an Oxford Economics study predicted.

Two sovereign wealth funds from Bahrain and Abu Dhabi will acquire full ownership of the Formula 1 team, which is now valued at more than £3 billion.

Falcons and other birds of prey are coveted in the Gulf, and like other animals, are considered cultural heritage and prized assets.

The world’s longest driverless train network has defied initial doubts that it would be a passing fad.

The country follows Bahrain and the UAE in launching the scheme, which offers visas to investors who put at least 250,000 Omani rials into certain sectors of the economy.

Dave Chappelle, Louis C.K., and Andrew Schulz are on the bill for the the Riyadh Comedy Festival next month.

The Michelin-starred Brit will open his first academy by the end of the year, with branches planned in Riyadh, Jeddah, and Al Khobar.

Alcohol is banned in Kuwait but smuggling and underground production remain relatively common in the Gulf.