
Saudi’s Trteeb.co launches new app for bespoke tailored thobes
Saudi-based Trteeb.co, an online marketplace with the biggest pool of tailors to make the thobe buying and stitching experience easier
Stay updated on the latest developments in startups, business, and technology across the MENA region. Get breaking news, in-depth reporting, and expert analysis on entrepreneurship, innovation, and emerging trends.

Saudi-based Trteeb.co, an online marketplace with the biggest pool of tailors to make the thobe buying and stitching experience easier

Egypt-based healthtech startup Rology, has raised investment from Dubai Angel Investors (DAI). The amount raised was not disclosed.

Saudi's WorkHint that offers consulting and management information software has recently launched a new B2B software-as-a-service (SaaS) management software.

Jordan, Amman-based Tamatem, the leading mobile games publisher in the MENA today announced a strategic partnership agreement with Tamalaki.

Workfam is providing its corporate-wellness platform free-of-charge to the heavily-hit health & wellness industry of the UAE during COVID-19

ISTEELBOX launches UAE’s first smart sharing power bank network system, a convenient, user-friendly and a very affordable on-the-go mobile charging solution

Walid El Hindi, CEO of Imkan Properties, UAE has reportedly stepped down from his position to pursue his own interests - said Abu Dhabi Capital Growth

Dubai, UAE-based Al-Futtaim Group has partnered with Dubai's fintech startup Tabby that provides 'buy now, pay later' option to customers

IntiGo, the leading ride-hailing startup in Tunisia has raised $1 million in a funding round led by Capsa Capital Partners and some regional angel investors

Dubai, UAE-based GetBEE, a tech startup that aims to empower knowledge exchange through its platform, announced a partnership with Dubai's Chalhoub Group

IntiGo, Tunisia's bike-taxi rental startup, yesterday reported that the members of Tunisian Union of Individual Taxis hijacked and damaged four vehicle of IntiGo.

Ministry of Finance, Saudi Arabia has launched a new $178 million (SAR 670 million) initiative to help businesses in the kingdom defer loan instalments.