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Ampal Tumbles to Six-Week Low on Egyptian Gas Pipeline Explosion
The shares of Ampal, the owner a 12.5 percent stake in the company that exports the gas, declined 9.8 percent to 1.248 shekels.
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Arab ministers meet to decide on Syria sanctions
The council, which met on Saturday, proposed freezing Syrian government assets, halting commercial flights and other sanctions.
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Hungary, Bulgaria may become Egyptian wheat exporters
A government panel received requests from Hungary and Bulgaria to allow their wheat to be imported during a conference.
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'Holidays safe' as Thomas Cook is thrown £200m lifeline until 2013
Thomas Cook announced it had to seek extra funding after its sales were hit by the troubled economy, and unrest in Egypt and Tunisia.
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Alef Bookstore to mourn Egypt martyrs
Branches in Cairo halt activities as a mark of respect for protesters martyred this past week.
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Egypt's Foreign Reserves lost USD 12 billion in 10 Months - Solutions?
The economy at its lowest level and unconditional loans are the only savior - what could save Egypt?
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Arab states plan to cut commercial ties with Syria, freeze its assets
The sanctions, which would plunge Syria deeper into economic crisis and regional isolation, were drawn up by an Arab League economic committee.
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British tourists flocking to Egypt: Report
Flights are still almost full as British holidaymakers take advantage of cheaper deals in Red Sea resorts such as Sharm el Sheikh.
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Arab Spring may impact bilateral trade with Pak
Pak-Egypt trade review conducted by foreign office maintained that Pakistani tycoons invested over $50 million in Egypt.
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Q & A with the Information Minister: State TV is not immune to making mistakes
Minister of Information Osama Heikal states: "The campaign against us is unjustified."
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Al-Futtaim takes $1bn to manage major expansion bid across the region
The group will also complete three acquisitions in the retail and construction sectors within weeks.
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Egypt keeps central bank governor for third term
Egypt's ruling military council appointed Gamal Negm and Lobna Helal as deputy governors, besides expanding Farouk ElOkda's governance term.
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Egypt's economy slumps under weight of unrest
The stock market tanks daily and foreign reserves have fallen by almost 40 percent so far this year.
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More than 100,000 expats vote in first phase of parliamentary elections
Meanwhile, Egypt's Foreign Ministry said it is not responsible for any obstacles that voters abroad may have encountered.
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Back in Tahrir, business booms
It means booming business for street vendors, but it has also highlighted the spirit of volunteerism & donations worth 100s of 1000s of pounds.
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Outside Tahrir, Egyptians yearn for economic revolution
Standard and Poor's ratings agency announced on Thursday that it had cut its long-term rating on Egypt by one notch to 'B+'.
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Egypt's gas pipeline to Israel attacked for the eighth time
A recent opinion poll shows that an overwhelming majority of Egyptians oppose the terms of the country's gas deal with the Israeli regime.