RIYADH, Jan 30 - Saudi Arabia has ended a sprawling crackdown on corruption ordered by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, which had netted scores of senior princes, ministers and top businessmen, the royal court said in a statement on Wednesday.
Under the campaign, launched in November 2017, the government summoned 381 people, some as witnesses, and recovered more than 400 billion riyals ($106 billion) through settlements with 87 people, the royal court said.
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