New Bloomberg Businessweek cover story:
"What does $500 billion build in the Saudi desert?"

Features from Saudi Arabia:

These are the women Saudi Arabia doesn't want to talk about (Bloomberg News): Link

Women are getting more jobs than ever in a changing Saudi Arabia (Bloomberg Markets Magazine): Link

Saudi Arabia wants its capital to be somewhere you'd want to live (Bloomberg CityLab): Link

Can Instagram influencers improve Saudi Arabia's image? (Bloomberg Businessweek Magazine): Link

'Traitor' is the new 'infidel' as nationalism grips Saudi Arabia (Bloomberg News): Link

Saudi women are pushing the limits of what they can wear (Bloomberg News): Link

Saudi Arabia opens for business to rival Dubai as regional hub (Bloomberg News): Link

It's adapt or die in the new Saudi economy (Bloomberg Businessweek Magazine): Link

Saudi prince's mega-city shows signs of life (Bloomberg News): Link

Saudis wonder if another big taboo is about to end (Bloomberg News): Link

Some Saudi millennials won't dance to their young prince's tune (Bloomberg News): Link

Saudi jobs for Saudis is crown prince's generational challenge (Bloomberg News): Link

Fatal flood leaves Saudis asking when their prince will deliver (Bloomberg News): Link

Two million Saudis lose cash aid when they can least afford it (Bloomberg News): Link

Hope turns to doubt, then gunfire, as Saudi megacity emerges (Bloomberg News): Link

Saudi Arabia's most famous prisoners go silent during pandemic (Bloomberg News): Link

Features from Oman, U.A.E. and the U.S.:

After difficult year, Danny still has no place to call home (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette): Link

The only sultan I've ever known (Foreign Policy): Link

For the Omani Instagram generation, dating takes off (Newsweek): Link

Photo studio paints a pretty picture of life for UAE workers (The National): Link

An armed society of scholars (originally published in Yale Daily News Magazine): Link