New satellite images obtained by Business Insider via US space company Maxar Technologies have revealed the gigantic complex, which appears to feature at least 16 buildings (plus other buildings in ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The CEO of Neom, Nadhmi al-Nasr, has stepped down from the role after six years. Saudi Arabia's ambitious megacity scaled back ...

NEOM ended its contract with Webuild for a high-speed rail connector, with a backlog of $1.16 billion ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Companies involved in the construction of several Saudi Arabian ...

Saudi Arabia's Neom project is one of the world's most ambitious ventures. Designs for the megaproject include a city between twin mirrored skyscrapers and a desert ski resort. Some experts have ...

Saudi Arabia's high-tech NEOM has terminated Webuild's contract for the Connector High-Speed ​Line project in Tabuk, Italy's largest ‌construction company said on Thursday.

Saudi Arabia’s Neom giga-project has terminated the contract to build a high-speed rail line connecting Oxagon, its port and floating industrial zone, with The Line, the zero-carbon linear city. A €1.

Saudi Arabia's vision for its sprawling Neom project has always been hugely ambitious — and costly. The financial realities have started to cause concern within the government, Bloomberg reported.

We've been following the progress of the incredibly ambitious Neom project since its announcement in 2017, which includes a 105-mile-long, 660-ft-wide and 1,600-ft-tall megacity called The Line. Now ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A new report details chaos and feuds among bosses working on the Saudi Arabian Neom project. The Wall Street Journal said two ...

NEOM has terminated Webuild’s Connector High Speed Line contract in Tabuk, the Italian contractor has said, extending a ...

“There won’t be a single supermarket,” Saudi crown prince Mohammad bin Salman told Bloomberg in 2017. “Zero. Nobody will go and buy things for their home. Everything will come to your house using ...