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As Trump Visits The Middle-East, What The Gulf Arab Nations Want From US
The three energy-rich Gulf Arab nations are leveraging their influence over Trump to secure tangible gains, having built personal ties with the president and pledged trillions in US investments.
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Saudi Crown Prince Congratulates Trump, Vows $600 Billion Trade, Investment
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman told Donald Trump that the kingdom would massively expand its investment and trade with the United States.
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Elon Musk's 'Tesla Funding Secured' Tweet Inaccurate and Reckless, Says Court
Elon Musk's 2018 tweets that said funding was secured to take Tesla private was inaccurate and reckless, a US court said. The court further stated that "there was nothing concrete" about financing from Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund at that time.
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Elon Musk's Latest $7 Billion Twitter Funding Could Face US Regulator Scrutiny: Experts
Elon Musk's decision to accept some foreign investors as part of his $44 billion buyout of Twitter runs the risk of inviting the kind of regulatory scrutiny over US national security that social media peer TikTok faced, as per legal experts.
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Saudi, US Firms Eye Stakes in Reliance Jio: Report
Two more firms are eyeing a share of Reliance Industries Ltd's $65-billion digital unit Jio Platforms, according to Bloomberg News, setting them up to be a part of a growing list of firms that have recently invested in the Indian company.
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Trump Says He Believes Khashoggi's Death Was "A Plot Gone Awry": Report
US President Donald Trump said on Monday that he was still not satisfied with what he has heard from Saudi Arabia about the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey, but did not want to lose investment from Riyadh.
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Trump Says He Remains Unsatisfied With Saudi Accounts On Jamal Khashoggi
US President Donald Trump said on Monday he was still not satisfied with what he has heard from Saudi Arabia about the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey, but did not want to lose investment from Riyadh.
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As Trump Visits The Middle-East, What The Gulf Arab Nations Want From US
The three energy-rich Gulf Arab nations are leveraging their influence over Trump to secure tangible gains, having built personal ties with the president and pledged trillions in US investments.
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Saudi Crown Prince Congratulates Trump, Vows $600 Billion Trade, Investment
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman told Donald Trump that the kingdom would massively expand its investment and trade with the United States.
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Elon Musk's 'Tesla Funding Secured' Tweet Inaccurate and Reckless, Says Court
Elon Musk's 2018 tweets that said funding was secured to take Tesla private was inaccurate and reckless, a US court said. The court further stated that "there was nothing concrete" about financing from Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund at that time.
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Elon Musk's Latest $7 Billion Twitter Funding Could Face US Regulator Scrutiny: Experts
Elon Musk's decision to accept some foreign investors as part of his $44 billion buyout of Twitter runs the risk of inviting the kind of regulatory scrutiny over US national security that social media peer TikTok faced, as per legal experts.
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Saudi, US Firms Eye Stakes in Reliance Jio: Report
Two more firms are eyeing a share of Reliance Industries Ltd's $65-billion digital unit Jio Platforms, according to Bloomberg News, setting them up to be a part of a growing list of firms that have recently invested in the Indian company.
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Trump Says He Believes Khashoggi's Death Was "A Plot Gone Awry": Report
US President Donald Trump said on Monday that he was still not satisfied with what he has heard from Saudi Arabia about the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey, but did not want to lose investment from Riyadh.
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Trump Says He Remains Unsatisfied With Saudi Accounts On Jamal Khashoggi
US President Donald Trump said on Monday he was still not satisfied with what he has heard from Saudi Arabia about the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey, but did not want to lose investment from Riyadh.
