News
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State TV news staff launches protests to demand independence
TV presenters, directors, editors and video journalists submitted a list of demands for Anis which includes sacking Moataza Mahaba.
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Egypt public banks and stock exchange to close for revolution anniversary
Banks will resume operations on Thursday morning, the central bank added.
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Yield at Egypt T-bill auction rises, size trimmed
The average yield on the bills rose to 15.802 percent from 15.386 percent at the last issue on Jan 10.
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Hamas bans import of cars from Egypt
Move part of crack down on smuggling of stolen cars from Sinai to Gaza.
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Campaign slams IMF for 'illegitimate' negotiations with Egypt
The Popular Campaign to Drop Egypt’s Debt held a conference Saturday to demand that the government leave the decision to accept the loan.
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Market Report: Egypt's major stocks climb 1.3 pct on telecoms rally
Orascom Telecom's return to the market spurs a Sunday appetite for high-cap stocks, as investors ignore imminent protests & push turnover to a high.
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UrFilez and Etisalat sign deal to launch radio app
The UrFilez app will initially be available in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the UAE, said Hassan Miah, the co-founder of the company.
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'Egypt's economy better within 7 years'
Mohamed Gouda said during the conference of the Federation of Egyptian Industries that this renaissance needs security to return to the streets.
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In Arab Spring, economic gain may trump pain
High youth unemployment and an unequal distribution of wealth sparked the Arab world's protests and have not improved.
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Egypt’s Economic Crisis
The country’s foreign currency reserves have fallen from a peak of $36 billion to about $10 billion and could run out entirely by March.
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Egypt Homebuilder Medinet Nasr Sees Contracts Rise Amid Turmoil
Medinet Nasr for Housing reached agreements to sell homes valued at as much as 250 million Egyptian pounds.
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Egypt entrepreneurs see new dawn post-Revolution
During Mubarak's reign, much of Egypt's economy was dominated by state-run companies and businessmen linked to the Mubarak regime.
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Egyptian commitment starts to gather force
Gamesa will deliver 100 turbines to the project on the Red Sea coast under a deal signed last month with Egypt's New and Renewable Energy Authority.
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Clinton calls Egyptian foreign minister to discuss economy
State Department said the telephone call covered the same ground as President Barack Obama's discussion with Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi on Friday.
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Egypt 'thwarts attack' on Sinai gas lines
A group of unknown armed men targeted the line in Rommana village near Beir al-Abed, placing explosive devices underneath the pipes.
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Amnesty to promote rights in Egypt at Cairo Book Fair
The organization said that it will have a stand to feature its recent publications on human rights in the country, around the region and beyond.
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Central Bank of Egypt prepares Mubarak's full account file for authorities
Amidst media reports that Mubarak pocketed Gulf money and transferred it abroad, Egypt's central bank is preparing evidence to counter claims.
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Spring of technology
The 16th ICT Trade Fair and Forum is held under the auspices of Mohamed Salem, Minister of CIT, and with the participation of many authorities.
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Troubled Japan and Egypt hope to rebound
Egypt and Japan are two countries with the most challenging year ahead in trying to convince travelers that it is OK to return.
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Abul-Naga Confirms IMF's Confidence in Country's Economy
Minister added that negotiations are going on with IMF to receive a $ 200 million loan to finance the second stage of the sanitary drainage project.