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A Year After Ritz-Carlton Roundup, Saudi Elites Remain Jailed
Somewhere in this kingdom, Prince Turki bin Abdullah is locked away.
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Despite Jamal Khashoggi Case, US Firms Turn Up At 'Davos In The Desert'
Gathered under grand domes and crystal chandeliers for a glitzy investment forum nicknamed "Davos in the Desert," business leaders on Tuesday called the death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi terrible and sad but said it shouldn't derail their dealmaking or U.S.-Saudi relations.
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Rich Saudis Take Over Another Hotel But No Prisoners This Time
The last time scores of ultra-rich Saudis took over a luxury hotel, it wasn't by choice. In November, some 200 ministers, princes and investors were herded into Riyadh's Ritz Carlton for several months and essentially shaken down for improperly attained lucre, part of an anti-corruption drive. The hotel was shut for other business.
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Saudi Ritz Reopens After Stint As Gilded Prison Of Princes
Riyadh's Ritz-Carlton Hotel reopened on Sunday, more than three months after it was converted into a gilded prison for members of Saudi Arabia's business and political elite detained in an anti-corruption purge.
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'Luxury Prison' Where Saudi Princes Were Held In Graft Crackdown Reopens
Riyadh's Ritz-Carlton reopened for business Sunday, three months after it became a holding place for princes and ministers detained in the biggest anti-graft purge of the kingdom's elite in its modern history.
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Princes, Tycoons Detained A Month Ago In Saudi Pay Cash For Freedom
Most of those detained in a sweeping anti-corruption purge of the Saudi elite have struck monetary settlements in exchange for their freedom, the attorney general said Tuesday, a month after they were locked up in a 5-star hotel.
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A Year After Ritz-Carlton Roundup, Saudi Elites Remain Jailed
Somewhere in this kingdom, Prince Turki bin Abdullah is locked away.
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Despite Jamal Khashoggi Case, US Firms Turn Up At 'Davos In The Desert'
Gathered under grand domes and crystal chandeliers for a glitzy investment forum nicknamed "Davos in the Desert," business leaders on Tuesday called the death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi terrible and sad but said it shouldn't derail their dealmaking or U.S.-Saudi relations.
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Rich Saudis Take Over Another Hotel But No Prisoners This Time
The last time scores of ultra-rich Saudis took over a luxury hotel, it wasn't by choice. In November, some 200 ministers, princes and investors were herded into Riyadh's Ritz Carlton for several months and essentially shaken down for improperly attained lucre, part of an anti-corruption drive. The hotel was shut for other business.
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Saudi Ritz Reopens After Stint As Gilded Prison Of Princes
Riyadh's Ritz-Carlton Hotel reopened on Sunday, more than three months after it was converted into a gilded prison for members of Saudi Arabia's business and political elite detained in an anti-corruption purge.
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'Luxury Prison' Where Saudi Princes Were Held In Graft Crackdown Reopens
Riyadh's Ritz-Carlton reopened for business Sunday, three months after it became a holding place for princes and ministers detained in the biggest anti-graft purge of the kingdom's elite in its modern history.
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Princes, Tycoons Detained A Month Ago In Saudi Pay Cash For Freedom
Most of those detained in a sweeping anti-corruption purge of the Saudi elite have struck monetary settlements in exchange for their freedom, the attorney general said Tuesday, a month after they were locked up in a 5-star hotel.
