Saudi's Kingdom Holding says has support from government after chairman detainedDUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabian investment firm Kingdom Holding 4280.SE said on Sunday it had the support of the country s government after billionaire chairman Prince Alwaleed bin Talal was detained overnight. Prince Alwaleed, one of the country s highest profile businessmen, was one of several princes, ministers, and former ministers detained as part of an anti-corruption crackdown, two senior Saudi officials told Reuters on Sunday. Kingdom Holding s chief executive, listed on its website as Talal Ibrahim al-Maiman, has received the support of the government, and would continue to operate  business as usual , the investment firm said in a stock market statement. Prince Alwaleed, a nephew of King Salman, and the grandson of Saudi Arabia s founder King Abdulaziz al-Saud, holds stakes in many major international companies including Citigroup, Twitter (TWTR.N), ride-hailing firm Lyft and Time Warner (TWX.N). Earlier, Kingdom Holding reported it swung to a third quarter profit after restating the same year ago period to a loss. worldnews
saudi kingdom holding says support government chairman detaineddubai reuters saudi arabia investment firm kingdom holding said sunday support country government billionaire chairman prince alwaleed bin tall detained overnight prince alwaleed one country highest profile businessmen one several princes ministers former ministers detained part crackdown two senior saudi officials told reuters sunday kingdom holding chief executive listed website tall ibrahim received support government would continue operate business usual investment firm said stock market statement prince alwaleed nephew king salman grandson saudi arabia founder king abdulaziz holds stakes many major international companies including citigroup twitter firm left time warner earlier kingdom holding reported swung third quarter profit restarting year ago period loss worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Saudi's Kingdom Holding says has support from government after chairman detainedDUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabian investment firm Kingdom Holding 4280.SE said on Sunday it had the support of the country s government after billionaire chairman Prince Alwaleed bin Talal was detained overnight. Prince Alwaleed, one of the country s highest profile businessmen, was one of several princes, ministers, and former ministers detained as part of an anti-corruption crackdown, two senior Saudi officials told Reuters on Sunday. Kingdom Holding s chief executive, listed on its website as Talal Ibrahim al-Maiman, has received the support of the government, and would continue to operate  business as usual , the investment firm said in a stock market statement. Prince Alwaleed, a nephew of King Salman, and the grandson of Saudi Arabia s founder King Abdulaziz al-Saud, holds stakes in many major international companies including Citigroup, Twitter (TWTR.N), ride-hailing firm Lyft and Time Warner (TWX.N). Earlier, Kingdom Holding reported it swung to a third quarter profit after restating the same year ago period to a loss. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: saudi kingdom holding says support government chairman detaineddubai reuters saudi arabia investment firm kingdom holding said sunday support country government billionaire chairman prince alwaleed bin tall detained overnight prince alwaleed one country highest profile businessmen one several princes ministers former ministers detained part crackdown two senior saudi officials told reuters sunday kingdom holding chief executive listed website tall ibrahim received support government would continue operate business usual investment firm said stock market statement prince alwaleed nephew king salman grandson saudi arabia founder king abdulaziz holds stakes many major international companies including citigroup twitter firm left time warner earlier kingdom holding reported swung third quarter profit restarting year ago period loss worldnews