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Saudia Cargo expands European services through agreement with Jan de Rijk Co.
Saudia Cargo, a leading provider of air cargo services, has signed a strategic agreement with Jan de Rijk Co., a prominent European transportation and logistics company, to enhance its services and expand its reach in Europe. The signing ceremony took place on the 19th of July, 2023, at Saudia Cargo’s headquarters in Jeddah, solidifying the collaboration between the two industry leaders.Under this agreement, Saudia Cargo will leverage Jan de Rijk's extensive trucking network, which comprises a fleet of specialist vehicles, to bolster its operations and strengthen its presence in Europe. Jan de Rijk Co., founded in 1971, is a top provider of European transportation, distribution services, and supply chain management solutions. The company's expertise and in-depth knowledge of key...
July 25, 2023

Saudia Cargo expands European services through agreement with Jan de Rijk Co.

Alfanar Construction, a key division of Alfanar Group, begins a new era as Alfanar Projects 
Alfanar Construction, a part of the Saudi conglomerate Alfanar Group, recently unveiled its new name and website. The company has officially changed its name to Alfanar Projects to reflect its evolution into an integrated global project developer, engineering construction and technology solutions provider.Founded in 1976 in Riyadh, the company has witnessed immense growth over the past four decades. Several divisions and business units have been established to provide integrated solutions across grid, water, infrastructure, renewable energy, healthcare, process, and digital sectors.In the last decade, Alfanar Projects, through its project development arm, has also forayed into sustainable development with a growing portfolio of 1.75 GW renewable energy projects including wind farms in...
July 24, 2023

Alfanar Construction, a key division of Alfanar Group, begins a new era as Alfanar Projects 

Technal launches regional headquarters in Riyadh to support the Net Zero future of Saudi Arabia
Technal, a leading provider of sustainable aluminium windows, doors and façades solutions, part of Hydro Extruded Solutions has established a regional headquarters (RHQ) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The announcement was made following an event that was recently hosted at the Norwegian embassy in Riyadh.His Excellency (H.E.) Thomas Lid Ball, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Norway to Saudi Arabia, attended the event. He commented: “We are proud to have Technal in Saudi Arabia contributing to low carbon technologies for the construction sector. I am confident that Technal will contribute to implementing sustainable solutions that support the goals of Saudi Vision 2030.”Technal is part of Hydro, a global aluminium and energy company that has 32,000 employees in more than 140 locations and 40...
July 24, 2023

Technal launches regional headquarters in Riyadh to support the Net Zero future of Saudi Arabia

HungerStation makes history as first Saudi brand to win a Cannes Lions Grand Prix 2023
HungerStation Saudi Arabia’s ‘Subconscious Order’ campaign has won the Grand Prix in Creative Commerce at Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity 2023. It is the first time in Cannes Lions’ 70-year history that Saudi Arabia has won a Grand Prix.Combining innovative thinking and cutting-edge technology, ‘Subconscious Order’ is a feature which taps into the subconscious mind to help the user decide what food they’re most in the mood for – eliminating the frustrations of decision fatigue that we all know so well when trying to pick food. In fact, according to a study by Seated, as quoted by the New York Post, the average adult spends around 132 hours a year looking at menus online. ‘Subconscious Order’ is designed for customers of HungerStation (Saudi Arabia’s...
July 20, 2023

HungerStation makes history as first Saudi brand to win a Cannes Lions Grand Prix 2023

The latest season of the Witcher has been popular with Netflix viewers in July
Netflix password crackdown fuels jump in subscribers
NEW YORK — A burst of people signed up for Netflix this spring, after the streaming giant cracked down on password sharing.The company ended June with more than 238 million subscribers, adding 5.9 million members since March.That was bigger than expected and follows efforts by the company to re-ignite growth following unusual subscriber losses last spring.It is also facing challenges from ongoing strikes in the US by writers and actors.Netflix said it would spend less on content this year than expected as a result of the walkout - the industry's biggest in six decades, while boss Ted Sarandos said "we need to get this strike to a conclusion"."This strike is not an outcome that we wanted," he said. He said the company was committed to reaching an...
July 20, 2023

Netflix password crackdown fuels jump in subscribers

HONOR unveils HONOR 90 5G at an unforgettable launch event
Global technology brand HONOR, broke new ground in smartphone launches with the unveiling of their latest device, HONOR 90 5G. The event, themed "HONOR Mission Impossible" showcased the brand's dedication to AI technologies and its commitment to achieving new milestones in the Middle East region.The launch event began by highlighting HONOR's remarkable business achievements in 2023. In the MEA region, HONOR experienced an unprecedented shipment growth of 500% in the first quarter, solidifying its increasing market share. Additionally, the brand achieved a year-over-year growth of 388% in H1, signaling its exceptional success in the Middle East region.Continuing the series of accomplishments, HONOR showcased its innovative devices, including the HONOR X9a, featuring the...
July 19, 2023

HONOR unveils HONOR 90 5G at an unforgettable launch event

Why JAECOO J7 is different from other off-road SUV
In this modern age, consumers are very educated and intelligent. They do understand when they are being ripped off by the brands and when they are offered value beyond their expectation, and this is exactly what JAECOO J7 has done to win the trust and make sure that their users love the experience of owning JAECOO and differentiate its class. Now, this is important to understand why JAECOO is coming to the KSA market and launching globally this year. The team working behind JAECOO has 5 research & development centers across the globe, with more than 9000 people working for them just to bring out the best consumer eccentric cars that show unmatched class in the SUV segment. This means, JAECOO J7 came out after a proper study of what the modern, bold, and elite people of KSA are looking...
July 19, 2023

Why JAECOO J7 is different from other off-road SUV

Dallah Hospital AlNakheel awarded 11th certificate as Center of Excellence in Breast Treatment by SRC
RIYADH — Dallah Hospital AlNakheel continues to prove its excellence by obtaining the most prestigious and highest international certificates in its medical specialization. Recently, Dallah Hospital AlNakheel was awarded the Center of Excellence in Breast Treatment Certificate by the American Surgical Review Corporation (SRC) for Medical Facility Accreditations.This is the 11th certificate that the hospital has obtained, making it the first private hospital to achieve this medical excellence across the region and the Middle East.Al Nakheel’s Breast Surgery Center deserves to be awarded this prestigious International Certificate. This is due to its distinguished medical performance and provision of necessary treatments for patients of different age groups, especially medical treatment...
July 18, 2023

Dallah Hospital AlNakheel awarded 11th certificate as Center of Excellence in Breast Treatment by SRC

Elon Musk's Twitter profile is seen on a smartphone placed on printed Twitter logos in this picture illustration taken April 28, 2022.
Twitter loses nearly half advertising revenue since Elon Musk takeover
WASHINGTON — Twitter has lost almost half of its advertising revenue since it was bought by Elon Musk for $44bn (£33.6bn) last October, its owner has revealed.He said the company had not seen the increase in sales that had been expected in June, but added that July was a "bit more promising".Musk sacked about half of Twitter's 7,500 staff when he took over in 2022 in an effort to cut costs.Rival app Threads now has 150 million users, according to some estimates.Its in-built connection to Instagram automatically gives the Meta-designed platform access to a potential two billion users.Meanwhile, Twitter is struggling under a heavy debt load. Cash flow remains negative, Musk said at the weekend, although the billionaire did not put a time frame on the 50% drop in ad...
July 17, 2023

Twitter loses nearly half advertising revenue since Elon Musk takeover

Coming soon! JAECOO 7 intelligent cabin embark on a brand-new driving experience
JAECOO 7, an intelligent off-road SUV designed for urban elites, will be launched globally in the third quarter of this year. On the basis of excellent off-road performance, JAECOO also boasts a superior technological configuration - the "intelligent cabin", which can improve the safety of the vehicle, achieve efficient human-vehicle interaction, and provide drivers with a comfortable driving experience.Equipped with the all-road drive intelligent system (ARDIS) and combined with global R&D capabilities and technical reserves, JAECOO 7 is able to achieve stable and powerful driving under various road conditions. To be specific, it can adjust the body state according to different road conditions in an intelligent manner, thus providing a safe and worry-free intelligent off-road...
July 13, 2023

Coming soon! JAECOO 7 intelligent cabin embark on a brand-new driving experience

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