According to a new report, Neom, Saudi Arabia’s futuristic city in the desert, has run into serious trouble. Overrunning costs, missed deadlines and an internal audit showing ‘manipulation’ of ...

Neom's CEO also unexpectedly stepped down recently and there have been numerous credible reports of human rights abuses. The WSJ alleges that executives have been accused of fudging the numbers to ...

Last year, Neom CEO Nadhmi al-Nasr abruptly left the company. The development has since been overseen by executives from the country's sovereign wealth fund. An audit found that Neom employees ...

A new WSJ report suggests that Saudi Arabia’s now eight-year-old Neom project — a futuristic, carbon-neutral, 105-mile-long linear city envisioned by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman — has ...

And even leadership is on some shaky grounds. Neom's former CEO Nadhmi al-Nasr quit in November, weeks after a documentary alleged that tens of thousands of foreign workers had already died during ...

Weeks later, Neom's CEO, Nadhmi al-Nasr, was replaced. Since its 2017 launch, Neom has consumed more than $50 billion, the report says, but its boldest ideas - such as a floating business district ...

Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund and PwC clashed over the Big Four firm’s plans to hire a senior executive from one of the fund’s most important projects, as relations between the two sides ...