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Samsung launches Galaxy Note 3 in Egypt
The new Note is wider, slimmer and lighter than previous models and can be connected to a user's watch.
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Egypt surges 2.2 pct, ignores U.S. aid cutoff
Local retail investors, the main driver of the recent rally, were mainly supporters of the government.
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Sports tourism: a growing trend in Egypt
There are more than beaches in Egypt; you just got to know where to look.
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Wheat premiums hold steady as Egypt tenders
Egypt's GASC set a tender to buy wheat from global suppliers for Nov. 21-30 shipment.
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U.S. decision to halt some aid to Egypt ‘wrong’: foreign ministry spokesman
"Egypt will not surrender to American pressure and is continuing its path towards democracy," Foreign Ministry spokesman Badr Abdelatty said.
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Arab Spring to cost Middle East $800 bln, HSBC estimates
HSBC forecast GDP growth in the Middle East and North Africa would slow to 4.0 percent this year.
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Egypt struggles with flexibility and formality: World Bank
The employment rate has increased between 2006 and 2010 reaching an average of 60% of the population.
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Reports on halting military assistance to Egypt false: US
A news channel said that the US has not yet notified the Egyptians of the decision to cut off military aid.
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Canada blocks network sale to Egypt's Sawiris, citing security
The surprise move by the country's Conservative government was made with little explanation.
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Egypt's banks on holiday for six days
Egyptian banks closed 14-17 October for Eid holidays.
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Egypt cuts IMF delegation in political protest
PM Hazem El-Beblawi says negotiations are ongoing over whether IMF will recognise current government.
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Gulf States ready to invest in Egypt state projects: Minister
Egypt's cabinet has flagged a 120 billion Egyptian pound investment programme for this fiscal year.
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Opinion: Getting in the way: Politics and doing business in Egypt
What worries me is that politics is again getting in the way of the economy, and not efficiently, says Iris Boutros.
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Egypt's EFG Hermes says co-CEO Heikal quits
EFG Hermes, Egypt's largest investment bank, said its co-chief executive had resigned after 18 years with the firm.
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Egypt received more than 20k tourists on Sunday
Egyptian international airports on Sunday received some 21,500 tourists despite the pro-democracy protests.
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Egypt remittances triple since 2009, as migration soars
Remittances to Egypt have reached $20 billion in 2013, which is three times larger than the Suez Canal revenue.
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Thomas Cook sells businesses serving Egypt, Lebanon
Thomas Cook said it would receive 6.5 million pounds in cash for the two businesses which generated an operating profit of 900,000 pounds.
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Nuclear sites and tourism - Egypt is about to implement
Egypt is taking steps towards launching its first power-generating nuclear plant in Dabaa, located on the Mediterranean Coast.
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Egypt's Tourism - Challenges and Solutions
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Ashoka Arab World has three new job openings
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