In 1999, Sainsbury’s invested in a company called Edge that was owned by Nasharty. The joint venture was wound up in 2001 with Nasharty agreeing to buy back Sainsbury’s shares for about 40 million pounds ($61.6 million).
30.04.2015 The Daily Star
Egypt’s black market for dollars has reappeared less than three months after the central bank declared it finished.
29.04.2015 Bloomberg Business
“Setting a limit to dollar deposits lowered chances of sale growth”, says Abdel Mohsen.
29.04.2015 Daily News Egypt
Forty financial regulators will discuss how to develop derivatives, ETFs and bond markets within their countries.
28.04.2015 Ahram Online
Belarus and Egypt are connected by multipurpose and large-scale cooperation.
28.04.2015 Belarusian News
Egypt will need to complete projects and start repaying loans if it wants more funds from the Islamic Development Bank.
28.04.2015 Bloomberg Business
Egypt's top cigarette maker's nine-month net profit rose by 19.4 percent compared with the same period last year.
27.04.2015 Reuters
Egypt's currency black market, a thorn in the side of successive governments, has virtually disappeared in the past two months following a central bank crackdown.
27.04.2015 Reuters
Romania is targeting increasing its volume of trade exchange with Egypt to hit US$1 billion by the end of 2015.
27.04.2015 Zawya
Applicants include CIB, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank, Emirates NBD and Mashreq Bank.
26.04.2015 Daily News Egypt