The Kingdom has been placed in the seventh position in the world to retire for less than $2,000 a month by an American stock exchange Nasdaq publication amid ‘luring retirees’ becoming the fastest emerging trend within the global tourism landscape.
A major sell-off in technology company stocks pushed US market to close lower and post weekly declines amid weak jobs report of last month and omicron COVID-19 variant worries.
The Nasdaq led Wall Street lower Friday as stocks concluded a losing week on a downcast note following disappointing results from tech highflyer DocuSign and lackluster US jobs growth.
Grab’s Cambodian expansion plans may get a funding boost after the company lists today on the Nasdaq stock exchange in the US.
Grab Holdings Inc – poised to become the most valuable Southeast Asian tech unicorn to go public on the NASDAQ later this year – reported stronger-than-expected revenue last quarter on the back of its food delivery service.
Grab Holdings Inc – the ride-hailing giant that managed to take out Uber Technologies Inc in its pursuit of the dominance in Southeast Asia – is confident that it will be available for trading by the end of the year.
Wall Street gave up gains with technology stocks pulling Nasdaq into negative territory.
