Riyadh's Ritz 'luxury prison' reopens after graft crackdown
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RIYADH'S Ritz-Carlton reopened for business on Sunday, three months after it became a holding place for princes and ministers detained in the biggest anti-graft purge of the kingdom's elite in its modern history.
The luxury hotel had been closed for business since the unprecedented probe was launched on Nov 4 by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who has tightened his grip on power since his shock appointment as heir to the throne last June.
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