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July 03, 2022
Car sharing startup IDrive set to take the Kingdom by storm
RIYADH — Al-Futtaim Group has launched B&Q KSA, with the first two stores now open in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, following the announcement of a franchise partnership with Kingfisher plc, the international home improvement group and B&Q’s parent company, in 2021.The opening of the B&Q franchise stores in Saudi Arabia is the latest offering of Al-Futtaim Group in the home improvement sector, which is expected to see strong growth over the coming years. The two new stores in Riyadh, each with a built-up area of over 5,000 square meters, are located in King Abdullah Road and Al-Farooq District of Riyadh. In launching B&Q KSA, Al-Futtaim Group aims to offer both retail and trade customers everything they need for home improvement at great prices with the best customer experience.The new B&Q KSA...
July 03, 2022
Al-Futtaim Group opens two B&Q franchise stores in Riyadh
July 01, 2022
Mukesh Ambani is bringing UK sandwich chain Pret A Manger to India
July 01, 2022
EU agrees on landmark crypto regulation in wake of Terra meltdown, Bitcoin plunge
DUBAI — Top retail professionals of the Middle East were recognized for their tremendous contribution to the industry at the annual RetailME Summit 2022 held at Dubai Wednesday.The event saw some of biggest retailers from around the world coming together to share the innovations and trends shaping the retail industry, one of the biggest contributors to the region’s economy.An eminent jury comprising leaders from global organizations such as Facebook, Google, TikTok, Zebra Technologies and Images Retail Magazine had selected the final award winners in the categories of Technology, IT, Ecommerce, Logistics, Marketing and communications across the Middle East.V. Nandakumar, director of Marketing & Communications, Lulu Group, the region’s top retail organization has been recognized as...
July 01, 2022
Top retail professionals of the region honored at RetailME Summit
June 30, 2022
Bank of England: Soaring inflation will hit Britain harder than most
June 30, 2022
TCL grows footprint in KSA with newest TV and Home Appliance range
RIYADH — Saudi Stock Exchange's main index ended trading lower on Thursday, losing 203.94 points to close at 11,523.25 points.The total value of the trading reported was SR6.5 billion, while the toll of shares traded was 177 million, divided into over 370,000 deals.The Saudi Parallel Market Index (NOMU) ended the day gaining 857.5 points, to close at 21,585.08 points, with a valuation of SR59 million and an overall tally of more than 996,000 stocks traded and divided into as many as 4,290 deals. — SPA
June 30, 2022
Saudi Stock Exchange main index loses 203 points at end of trading
June 30, 2022
Manufacturing modern quay cranes to handle giant vessels at King Abdulaziz Port in Dammam
June 30, 2022
Alfanar to invest SR2 billion in Egypt
