Saudi Arabia's oil giant is now the world's most valuable company. Meet Mohammed bin Salman, the 34-year-old crown prince who's at the center of human rights issues and drops millions on yachts and mansions.

Saudi Aramco, the state-owned oil company, is now worth $1.9 trillion. Prince Mohammed had been seeking a valuation of $2 trillion.

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Saudi Arabia's oil giant is now the world's most valuable company. Meet Mohammed bin Salman, the 34-year-old crown prince who's at the center of human rights issues and drops millions on yachts and mansions. Saudi Aramco, the state-owned oil company, is now worth $1.9 trillion. Prince Mohammed had been seeking a valuation of $2 trillion. Read More »

From an unexplored desert to a near $2 trillion IPO: The 86-year history of Saudi Aramco in pictures As Aramco marks its international listing, Business Insider decided to look into the rich and fascinating history of the company. Read More »

HSBC, Citi, and other banking giants involved in the Saudi Aramco IPO say they're serious about sustainability. Here's how their investments in fossil fuels and clean energy stack up. The information we present comes from three primary sources: The nonprofit BankTrack, the World Resources Institute, and the banks' annual reports. Read More »

Saudi Aramco rallies again, reaching a $2 trillion valuation on its second day of trading Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman had been seeking a $2 trillion valuation to fuel plans to diversify the Saudi economy. Aramco's stock rallied 8.2% after a 10% surge on its first day of trading Wednesday. Read More »

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Here's what's really behind Elizabeth Warren's drive to make antitrust great again "Goliath" author Matt Stoller explains how the past decade reignited a dormant antitrust cause in America, which he considers incredibly urgent. Read More »

Saudi Arabia is on a roll with Aramco, Ruiz vs Joshua, and a new tourist visa. Mohammed bin Salman could use these 'wins' to whitewash his awful human-rights record. The Saudi crown prince has been trying to rehabilitate his image since the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi last October. He might be succeeding. Read More »

Microsoft's cloud crew is ready to rumble, but Amazon is squaring off with Trump This week in Trending, the cloud wars are raging, mutual funds are grappling with WeWork, and Google is hiding behind its Area 120 incubator. Read More »

Inside Samsung's new Silicon Valley retail store, which is opening up down the road from its main rival, Apple The tech giant's store will open on December 12 in Palo Alto and will give customers device support and access to its products. Read More »

28 stunning photos of the neighborhood that puts on the best Christmas-light displays in America Thousands of people flock to Dyker Heights, Brooklyn, to see their famous Christmas lights. Read More »

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