In a statement released on Friday, Emtee’s management said the rapper was fatigued due to a busy schedule. “Following an exceptionally busy summer season with back-to-back shows across the country, ...

Concertgoers were left in a state of utter disbelief when Emtee unexpectedly fell asleep in the middle of his performance The rapper appeared to black out while performing his hit songs, raising ...

Emtee appeared disoriented during a performance on 16 December in Pretoria. His management blamed fatigue from his ‘ambitious schedule’ of performing at five venues on the day and promised a makeup ...

Los Angeles-headquartered BlackLine, Inc., the future-focused platform for CFOs, has announced the expansion of its global cloud footprint to Saudi Arabia, with the availability of a locally hosted ...

At Black Hat MEA in Riyadh, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s rapid digital transformation took centre stage, with mega-projects under Saudi Vision 2030 among the most advanced developments globally. For ...

BlackRock Inc. aims to rapidly grow its investments in Saudi Arabia and the wider Middle East in the next few years. BlackRock Inc. aims to rapidly grow its investments in Saudi Arabia and the wider ...

BlackRock (BLK) plans to boost its investments in Saudi Arabia and the Middle East region in the next few years to capitalize on the fresh burst of activity in sectors from artificial intelligence to ...

BlackRock Inc. aims to rapidly grow its investments in Saudi Arabia and the wider Middle East in the next few years as it looks to tap into a rush of activity in areas from infrastructure to ...

Here are some of the notable guests invited to President Trump’s dinner for Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia. By The New York Times The world’s richest man. One of the world’s most ...

CORRECTION: This story has been updated to reflect guests at the black-tie dinner based on the official White House guest list and omits a guest that turned out not to be in attendance. Tech titan ...

Hosting Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, President Trump brushed off the murder of Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi agents, saying, “Things happen.” Fighter jets and investment deals were on the leaders’ ...