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Saudia, the national flag carrier of Saudi Arabia, has signed an agreement with global professional services firm Accenture, paving the way for a digital transformation program that will make the airline’s guest experience seamless and highly personalized while improving operational efficiency. Through this agreement, Saudia will use artificial intelligence technologies to

SAB has announced its collaboration with Ottu, a rapidly growing payment fintech, to enhance its digital payments solution. This partnership will provide SAB merchants with an online payment management solution using direct integration with the payment gateways provided by SAB. This collaboration aims to simplify the technical integration framework to quickly enable online

DUBAI: New York is home to numerous public monuments that honor influential authors of the 19th and 20th centuries: Lewis Carroll, Hans Christian Andersen, and Gertrude Stein, to name a few. It’s rare to see an Arab personality amongst such honorees, but that’s about to change. A new marble sculpture commemorating the late Lebanese-American writer, artist, and philosopher

The most frequent method of dismissal in cricket is being caught out by fielders other than the wicketkeeper. Detailed analysis reveals that, between 1877 and 2012, the method accounted for around 40 percent in Test cricket. This is confirmed by analysis of post-2012 data. When the 20 percent caught by wicketkeepers is added, the total percentage of dismissals achieved by

KPMG, a leading provider of audit, tax and advisory services, has announced the election of its new board of directors. The new board continues to be chaired by Dr. Abdullah Al-Fozan and further consists of Ebrahim Baeshen, Khalil Al-Sedais, Fuad Chapra, Muhammad Tariq, Khalid Yasin, Dr. Samer Abdallah, Ismail Alani and Fahad Aldossari. At the Ordinary General Assembly on May

Guam weathered its most powerful storm in years without major damage on Thursday after Super Typhoon Mawar unleashed winds of up to 150 mph (240 kph) and torrential rain on the Western Pacific Island. All but 1,000 of the island’s 52,000 homes and businesses lost power, according to the Guam Power Authority, but government officials reported nothing unusual in hospital

KOBE: Andres Iniesta, who won the World Cup with Spain in 2010, and four Champions League titles and nine La Liga championships with Barcelona, is leaving Japanese club Vissel Kobe. Iniesta brushed back tears Thursday as he announced he was leaving and indicated he planned to keep playing, but did not say where. Asked where he might play, he replied: “I don't know.” After

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s total merchandise exports rose 4.4 percent in March to SR106.1 billion ($28.29 billion), compared to SR101.1 billion in the previous month, according to the latest report released by the Kingdom’s General Authority for Statistics. The authority, however, noted that the Kingdom’s overall merchandise exports fell 25.3 percent year-on-year in March, as the

DUBAI: Iran successfully tested a 2,000km-range ballistic missile on Thursday, Iranian state media said, two days after the chief of Israel’s armed forces raised the prospect of “action” against Tehran over its nuclear program. Iran, which has one of the biggest missile programs in the Middle East, says its weapons are capable of reaching Israel and US bases in the region.

Cristiano Ronaldo made headlines on and off the pitch on Tuesday. Firstly, he scored a spectacular goal that proved to be the decisive strike in a dramatic come-from-behind 3-2 win over Al-Shabab that kept his team three points behind Al-Ittihad, and their title dreams alive. It was the kind of goal that fans in Spain, Italy, England and Portugal have cheered for years and one