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Amazon Makes Hiring Push In Riyadh
Bloomberg Businessweek Middle East
|16 April, 2018
After ceding China to Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., Amazon is looking for a win in the Middle East
Amazon.com Inc. is adding several jobs in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, signalling Jeff Bezos’s desire to expand in the country following a closely watched meeting with the crown prince.
Saudi Arabia Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman met with Amazon’s chief executive officer in Seattle earlier this month. The 32-year-old heir apparent to the throne had planned to discuss a potential project with the Ministry of Energy for Amazon to build a data centre in the country, which would be the first in the Middle East for the world’s largest cloud provider.
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