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Mr Ezz to face trial on money laundering charges
Egypt’s Attorney General Mr Abdel Meguid Mahmoud on Thursday referred Mr Ahmed Ezz to the Cairo Criminal Court on charges of money laundering.
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Hikma's drug sales improving in Tunisia and Egypt
Jordanian group Hikma Pharmaceuticals said sales of branded medicines picked up in the third quarter, driven by recoveries in Tunisia and Egypt.
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IMF concludes Cairo trip, gives no details on rumoured $3bn loan
Head of the delegation 'welcomes a homegrown Egyptian strategy' to tackle looming economic problems.
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Mobinil ceases cooperation in Azerbaijan's occupied territory
Mobinil has suspended its cooperation with the Karabakh Telecom mobile operator in Azerbaijan's occupied territories.
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Suez Canal revenues, expat remittances up despite revolution
"The Egyptian economy was deeply affected during the early days of the revolution, and the tourism & investment sectors continue to be affected".
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Market Report: Egypt stocks slightly gain, volumes drop
Trade was slow on the Egyptian stock exchange before the Islamic feast which starts Sunday, though gains were made.
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Egyptian Stocks: Credit Agricole Egypt and Heliopolis Housing
Egypt’s benchmark EGX 30 Index advanced for the first time in four days, increasing 0.8 percent to 4,424.02 at the 2:30 p.m. close in Cairo.
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Egypt: MCIT Meets Companies to Announce for Projects and Tenders of L.E. 50 Millions
In collaboration with ITIDA, ministry of Communications and Information Technology holds a meeting entitled "Communication for Development".
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Experts discuss Egypt's potential in wind energy sector
Egypt marked the end of the 10th World Energy Conference & Renewable Energy on Wednesday to discuss future prospects for Egypt’s wind energy sector.
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Egypt International Reserves Fall to Six-Year Low on Unrest
Egypt’s int'l reserves fell for a 10th month in October to the lowest level in almost 6 years as the economy continues to suffer from the unrest.
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Sunny Egypt Interested in Wind Power
Egypt currently has a total electricity capacity of about 23,500 megawatts, which the government hopes to increase to 58,000 megawatts by 2027.
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Rock the vote: Egyptian economy hangs on election results
The finances of the post-revolution economy may no longer be on the brink, thanks to the billions of financial support pledged by Gulf countries.
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Cabinet approves draft law on trade union freedoms
The draft law aims to codify the principles of the revolution, among them improving workers' rights and achieving social justice.
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Egypt's Bourse cuts salaries of top management
Stock exchange trims the salaries of its top earners following a plunge in trading activity in the wake of the revolution.
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Egypt's Palm Hills slumps to Q3 net loss
Egyptian real estate group Palm Hills, the country's second-biggest listed developer, dropped to a 3rd quarter net loss on Thursday.
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Netherlands promises funds to 'witness' Egyptian election
The Netherlands has promised the US Carter centre 300,000 euros to send people to Egypt to watch over the upcoming elections in November.
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Egypt: Minister of Information Call for New African Media Discourse
Osama Haikel stressed the importance of working to develop our role coping with the high level of development in information and communication field.
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Egypt's Misr Cement reopens factories after strikes end
Egypt's Misr Cement Qena has announced production at its factories has been resumed after employees ended their strike and returned to work.
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Credit Agricole Egypt 9-month net dips 25 pct
Credit Agricole Egypt said on Thursday its net profit dropped 25 percent during the first nine months of the year.
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Gold prices rise
Gold prices rose Wednesday, supported by the rise of the Euro and British pound after they fell Tuesday.