News
-
New Egyptian Unions Face a Clampdown
The revolution has also led to the drafting — but not the issuing — of a new trade union law guaranteeing union freedoms and autonomy.
-
Unrest scares tourists away from Egypt's pyramids
The number of tourist visits last year was 9.8 million, down from 14.7 million in 2010.
-
Bedouin take control of Egypt holiday resort, demand EGP 4 million ransom
Egyptian security forces – who have not prevented the action - claim that they cannot act in the region without Israeli permission.
-
Vodafone Egypt Launches Mvno Bladna Targeted At Diaspora Living in Italy
Vodafone Egypt threw in a free concert with the famous Egyptian singer Nancy Ajram to launch its first MVNO under the label "Bladna".
-
Uprising leaves Egyptians freer, poorer
The uprising had raised hopes for a more comfortable existence that are now being brutally dashed.
-
Abol Fotoh and experts debate future of economy, education
Presidential hopeful Abdel Moneim Abol Fotoh discussed Egypt’s current socio-economic obstacles and possible solutions.
-
Islamists Vow Support for Egypt Economy
Showing their support for the country’s stumbling stock market, Egypt’s political powers have thrown their weight behind boosting th economy.
-
Apache Tilts to U.S. From Egypt With $2.85B Shale Buy
Apache paving the way to make the U.S. its biggest long-term oil and gas production region after a push into Egypt was unsettled by the Arab Spring.
-
Eissa in U.S. to Discuss Upgrading Small Projects
Small and medium-sized enterprises secure thousands of jobs for youth, Eissa said in a ministry statement on Friday 20/01/2012.
-
Egypt at 7-wk high after parliament meets; Gulf mixed
Cairo's main index rose 2.4 percent to its highest close since Dec. 6.
-
Ganzouri Discusses Re-Operating Sheben El-Kom Spinning and Weaving Company
Ganzouri expressed the government's readiness to offer nearly EGP 50 million for purchasing the raw materials necessary for the plant re-operation.
-
European Union bank blasted for links to Mubarak regime
NGO report claims investments from the EU's house bank ended up bolstering the finances of figures close to Middle East's repressive regimes.
-
Four Ministers and a Budget
The Ministry of Finance welcomes its fourth minister in 2011, but who can say if he’s here to stay?
-
Failed treasury auction portends Egyptian disaster
There is a new and ominous decline in the financial position of the most populous Arab country.
-
The Army, the People, and the shadowy economics behind Egypt's military rule
GlobalPost has spent several months of reporting in Cairo and Washington to try to come up with a scale of the military's economic might.
-
Alcotexa sells 4,336T cotton in last week
The sales comprised 1,174 tonnes of the Giza 88 grade of cotton and 3,162 tonnes of Giza 86 grade, an Alcotexa official said.
-
Egypt Should Save on Assets, Subsidies, Heikal Writes in FT
Chairman of Citadel Capital SAE Ahmed Heikal says Egypt could save as much as $58 billion a year if it used its state assets correctly.
-
Egypt's major stocks trading 1.7 per cent up as parliament opens
Shares in the two companies derived from an assets split of Orascom Telecom are seeing the highest activity for the second consecutive day.
-
Ministry: We Won't Accept Support From USAID to NGOs Except Under Government Control
Current investigations carried out over foreign funds received by NGOs do not aim at conviction.
-
Cityscape Egypt gears up for February real estate exhibition
With one month to go before the event opens from Feb. 20-23, real estate professionals, developers, investors etc. are expected to attend.