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AUC: SCAF's latest scapegoat?
Egypt's ruling military continues witch hunt against 'foreign agents' by targeting AUC staff and students, who in turn question the SCAF's legitimacy
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OTVentures acquires stake in Egypt group-buying site
In a statement, OTVentures hailed the move as a “turning point in the development of the region’s e-commerce industry.”
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Anonymous movement claims attack on U.S. tear gas company
The website of a U.S. company whose tear gas has been used against demonstrators in Egypt is the latest to be broken into by the Anonymous movement.
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Market Update: Egypt major stocks slip 0.65 pct by Tuesday close
The broader EGX70, however, managed to finish 1.74 per cent in the green, as buyers targeted lower-cap stocks.
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Cityscape Egypt opens next week, in association with Next Move
Taking place February 20-23, Cityscape Egypt/Next Move 2012 will convene investors & real estate professionals to talk to different sectors.
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New El Mandara Eco-Haven Pops up in Fayoum, Egypt
This new eco-resort in the Fayoum Oasis offers tourists and locals respite from Egypt’s ongoing chaos.
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France Telecom sees better Egypt environment in 2012
French telco's chief executive expects economic situation in Egypt to improve.
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Boeing, EgyptAir deliver supplies to Egypt
The 2.11-tonne shipment comes as part of Boeing’s Humanitarian Delivery Flights programme and includes 40 electric and regular wheelchairs.
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Egypt prepares to sell $2 bln Islamic bonds-scholar
The Egyptian government is convinced that a foreign currency sukuk will fund the country's development projects.
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Bassem Youssef is known as Egypt's Jon Stewart for his no-nonsense stand
The 38-year-old cardiothoracic surgeon modelled his parody programme, The B+ Show, on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and The Colbert Report.
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TED2013 Worldwide Auditions
More than half of the speakers at TED2013 will be selected through an ambitious experiment in crowdsourcing: the TED Worldwide Auditions.
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Kidnappings don’t affect Egypt air travel, says official
Gad al-Kareem Nassr, head of ECA said Monday that the country’s large airports were not affected by the news and are functioning well.
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EFG-Hermes share trading resumes after statement on CEO
The shares were trading down 1.6 percent by 1045 GMT, compared to a 1 percent drop in benchmark index.
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Obama proposes $800 million boost for "Arab Spring" countries
Obama asks for $1.3 billion in military aid for Egypt and aims to assist democratic transition in the Middle East.
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Egypt's economy is crippled by unrest but GCC states could offer vital help
As the most populous Arab country, Egypt is a bellwether for the region; success in the political transition there would inspire the Arab World.
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Egypt's Sokhna Port paralysed as labour strike enters 2nd day
Hundreds of striking workers at Egypt's only private port, demanding share of company profits and higher risk allowances.
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Concern develops over growth of xenophobia in Egypt
There's a growing feeling of xenophobia, foreigners say, on the streets of the country's cities.
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Russia Wheat Exports Restricted by Price, SovEcon says
Egypt bought 55,000 tons of wheat from the U.S. instead of Russia in a tender over the weekend.
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Is Devaluation Inevitable for Egypt's Currency?
Standard & Poor’s (S&P) lowered Egypt’s long-term foreign- and local-currency sovereign credit ratings to B from B+, with a negative outlook.
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Beltone says to sell its brokerage unit, Smart Village office
As the firm continues to make internal adjustments, it also plans to relocate, with plans to sell its Smart Village headquarters.
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Egypt GDP grows 1.9 pct in 10/11, 2.4 pct growth predicted for 11/12: Govt official
Government official announces disappointing growth figures for 2010/11, predicts improvement in 2011/12.
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Egypt Turns to Sukuk to Save Economy
Sheikh Hussein, a leading scholar in the Islamic banking industry, said the Egyptian government is preparing to raise about $2 billion sukuk.
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Egypt's OTMT to pay dividend from Mobinil proceeds
CEO says OTMT will continue to manage Mobinil and earn $1 billion from sale of its stake.
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Egypt's Juhayna rising on a tide of milk sales
Juhayna, Egypt's largest dairy producer, aims to fatten its share price by cultivating Egyptians' taste for its goods.
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Egypt seeks 70,000T gasoil for Mar and June: trade
Egypt has an existing half yearly term contract to buy about 480,000 tonnes of gasoil for delivery into Alexandria.
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Egyptian Stocks Surge to Highest in Almost 7 Months on Mobinil
The benchmark EGX 30 Index climbed 4.8 percent to 5,125.93 at 12:02 p.m. in Cairo, the highest intraday level since July 25.
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Security should be prime focus of businesses in Egypt, says expert
Stephan Berner, managing director at help AG, says the problem enterprises face today is how to give their employees both flexibility and mobility.
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Chinese firms: Good prospects in Egypt
China Daily reporter Li Lianxing looks at how Chinese businesses in Egypt view their future.
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Egypt’s Unwise Course
It is unlikely that any group receives more money from foreign sources than the military — roughly $1.3 billion in US government aid per year.
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Threats to cut Egypt assistance could impact Israel, U.S. influence in Mideast
The aid has been a crucial moderating lever keeping the peace between Israel and Egypt for more than three decades.
