Apr 28 - May 4     2003

• SEC Giving Final Touches to Capital Market Law [more]

• Oil Output Capacity to Top 11m bpd by 2007 [more]

• Saudi Businessmen Set to Explore Cooperation With German Firms [more]

• Telecom Market to Be Opened Up to Foreign Investment [more]

• US Warns Citizens of Al-Qaeda Threat [more]

• Lilly Launches Cialis in Kingdom�s Market [more]

• American Civilian Shot in Jubail [more]

• Cabinet Restructuring �Will Boost Efficiency, Cut Public Spending� [more]

• Businesswomen Need More Investment Opportunities, Says Princess Hussa [more]

• US Warns of Terror Plans, But Kingdom Has No Information [more]

• US Troops to Leave [more]

• SAGIA Governor Calls for Further Cut in Tax on Foreign Firms [more]

• Hospital Appoints First Woman Chairperson [more]

• Team of Lawyers to Defend Saudi Inmates in Guantanamo [more]

• Tax on Foreign Firms Slashed [more]

• Fahd Donates SR10 Million to Iraq Fund [more]

Apr 27 - Apr 21,   2003

• Private Jeddah College Elects Student Union Leader [more]

• New Ministries, Mergers Likely in Next Month�s Cabinet Reshuffle [more]

• Saudi Hospital in Baghdad Evokes Good Response [more]

• Kingdom, Pakistan Approve SR57 Million for Company Financing [more]

• English at Primary School [more]

• Surge in Oil Revenue But Economy Is at a Slow Pace [more]

• Initiative to Encourage Young Saudis to Start Their Own Businesses [more]

• Pilgrims From Far Eastern Countries Barred [more]

• Naif Rules Out Foreign Hand in Jouf Gun Attacks [more]

• Natural Gas Initiative Still on Track: Saud [more]

• China Vows to Rev Up Its Engagement in the Middle East [more]

• Saudi TV to Launch Telethon for Iraqis on Saturday [more]

• Hardware Site Launched for Saudi Arabia [more]

• First Saudi Relief Convoy Heading for Baghdad [more]

• Senior Police Officer Shot Dead in Sakaka [more]

• Riyadh, Islamabad Share Stand on Iraq [more]

• We�ll Fill All Jobs With Saudis, Says Naif [more]

• New Saudi TV Channel to Be Launched [more]

• Riyadh Meet Hits Essentials But Falls Short on Details [more]

• ExxonMobil Denies Pulling Out of Mega Gas Deals [more]

Apr 14 - Apr 20,   2003

• SABIC Profit Soars 360% [more]

• SEC Posts $90 Million Loss in Q1 [more]

• ExxonMobil Abandons Gas Initiative [more]

• British Airways Resumes Gulf Services [more]

• First Saudi Relief Convoy to Reach Iraq [more]

• Threat to Syria Denounced [more]

• Kingdom to Open Up Insurance Sector for Foreign Investment [more]

• Kingdom�s Shares Soar 2.8 Percent [more]

• Passengers, Airlines Shy Away From KFIA [more]

• Jordan King in Riyadh Talks on Iraq [more]

• Obstacles Hampering Inflow of Foreign Investment Identified [more]

• Abdullah Orders Saudization of 21 More Sectors [more]

• Cabinet Finalizes Iraq Aid Program [more]

• Gosaibi Signs Contracts for Construction of Four Dams [more]

• Riyad Bank Tops CCFI Mutual Funds Ranking [more]

• Health Ministry Takes Steps to Keep SARS at Bay [more]

• Study to Focus on Youth Problems [more]

Apr 7 - Apr 13,   2003

• Cabinet Reshuffle Likely Next Month [more]

• Gulf Ministers Set Riyadh Meet to Discuss New Era in Iraq [more]

• Businessmen Eye Share in Iraqi Contracts [more]

• Kingdom Looking After Over 5,000 Iraqi Refugees [more]

• War and SARS Hit Travel Industry [more]

• Saudi Shares Surge to All-Time High on War Progress [more]

• Large Saudi Contingent to Visit Chinese Trade Show [more]

• Challenges Before the Kingdom�s First Woman Nursing Chief [more]

• Kingdom Wants Iraqis to Set Up Own Government [more]

• Exclusive: US/UK Forces Urged to Protect Civilians [more]

• MOH Takes Steps to Keep SARS Out [more]

• NCB Aims to Take Islamic Investment Globally [more]

• SABB Tops in Equity Trading [more]

Links were active the day they were posted here.  Some links may expire over time.]