Red palm weevils, tiny insects that burrow into palm trunks and devour the trees from within, are becoming a nuisance to date palm farmers.
23.12.2011
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Al-Masry Al-Youm
Al-Ganzouri affirmed that the national salvation gov. will help firms operating in Egypt and will maintain Egyptian labour for increasing production.
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Egypt State Information Service - SIS
The Report: Egypt 2011 marks the global publishing, research and consultancy firm’s first publication on the country’s economic development.
22.12.2011
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Arab Finance
Om Malik has called the “democracy of distribution” provided by tools like Twitter—and how everyone now can function as a journalist.
22.12.2011
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Bloomberg Businessweek
Dana Gas stock price tumbled after Al-Bayan newspaper reported that Egypt wants to delay a $148 million payment to the fuel producer.
22.12.2011
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Ahram Online
The Egyptian economy's transactions with the outside world during the period between July and September 2011/2012 resulted in a deficit of $ 2.4bn.
22.12.2011
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allAfrica.com
On-going investment in Egypt sees outsourcing industry grow- Valeo, Stream Int'l, Orange, HSBC and Sutherland all expand operations in Egypt.
22.12.2011
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Broadcast Newsroom
India has decided to monitor all rock phosphate imports from Egypt for quality following recent instances of low-grade material being exported.
22.12.2011
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Livemint.com
TE Data, Telecom Egypt's internet service provider subsidiary, has lost revenues of up to EGP 1.25bn this year due to illegal broadband connections.
22.12.2011
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Zawya
“Cloudy with a chance of sunshine” is how Beltone Financial described the market forecast in 2012 for the MENA region.
22.12.2011
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The Daily News Egypt
The Sultan Al Qasimi Centre for Gulf Studies has started sourcing original books, manuscripts and maps to be sent to Egypt.
22.12.2011
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gulfnews.com
Egypt’s government bond rating was downgraded for a fourth time in a year, as 10 months of political unrest to bring the economy to a standstill.
22.12.2011
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Bloomberg Businessweek
Facebook makes most of its money through ads and at the same time, helps brands expand and choose their target audience. How does that work?
Papers by
Gehad Hussein
Egypt’s economy may face a severe crisis due to persistent street protests, strikes, rising inflation, increased food prices and unemployment.
22.12.2011
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Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
MINT and PBDAC will jointly invest in an existing subsidiary of the bank, eCARD (Egyptian Company Agricultural Rural Development).
22.12.2011
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Digital Journal
Amid the political uncertainty and stubbornly high unemployment in Egypt, the underserved small and medium-sized businesses sector can drive growth.
22.12.2011
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Financial Times
With the revolution in Egypt still creating headlines, a new Greensboro restaurant hopes to capitalize on the interest in the country.
22.12.2011
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The Business Journal
