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Egypt's Sewedy 2011 net income down 34 pct - bourse
Net profit fell to 536.5 million Egyptian pounds ($88.82 million) from 816.6 million pounds in 2010,
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Egypt delegation in Israel to discuss joint economic issues
The delegation went to Israel to address a number of problems which have arisen in various aspects of Egyptian-Israeli bilateral trade.
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Hoteliers bet on booming Africa
In total, 208 new hotels with over 38,000 rooms are planned to come to the market in the next five years.
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Study: 75% of online Arabic content is of Jordanian origin
The problem lies in the fact that the size of the digital Arabic content does not exceed 3%.
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Egypt Ranked Second in Arab World, 44 Arab Globally in Media Freedom
The questionnaire that covered 133 countries in the world showed an increase in the Egyptians' confidence in the transparency of Egypt's media.
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Egypt to Sell 10-Year Bonds for First Time Since Mubarak Ouster
The government will pay a yield of 17.28 percent at today’s auction of 1 billion Egyptian pounds of the notes maturing in April 2022.
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Egypt reluctant to sign Nile water-sharing agreement
Egypt believes that cooperation between the Nile Basin countries can continue and that there are promising opportunities for integration.
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Unions gather strength in Egypt
A new draft law, led by Ahmed El Borai, the former labour minister, allowed trade unions to organise for the first time.
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BlackBerry to develop software in Egypt
Canadian smartphone maker announces plans to establish a development centre in Cairo's Smart Village.
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Yields fall at Egyptian debt auction
Traders said the central bank's move on March 20 to lower its reserve requirement on local currency deposits had injected more liquidity into banks.
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Egypt's AUC launches new Yousef Jameel fund for 300 fellows
The Yousef Jameel GAPP Public Leadership Fund addresses a growing need to develop a cadre of highly skilled Egyptian professionals.
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Dubai Shares Extend Best Start to Year Since 2005; Egypt Drops
Egypt’s benchmark measure dropped 1.4 percent, the biggest decline since March 25.
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Egypt's Ezz El-Dekheila see 'historic' results in revolution year
Major steelmaker shrugs off months of political unrest, a challenging fourth quarter & the removal of its chairman to chart record-breaking profit.
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Who is business-tycoon Khairat Shater?
His employees paid regular visits for strategic advice about his investments in software, textile, bus manufacturing and furniture companies etc.
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Egypt car sales surge in February
New figures show vehicle sales up 160 per cent on the same period last year, the height of the country's uprising.
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Muslim Brotherhood chooses business tycoon as presidential candidate
Khairat Shater helped finance the Brotherhood by running his businesses from a prison cell.
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Modern technology being used to find ancient information
Using X-Ray and CT Scan machines researchers and radiologists will work to uncover new information about two mummies.
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Egypt’s smartphone sales to double by 2016
Today, the mobile Internet plays a crucial role in Egyptians’ choice of internet access, and operators continuously invest in their 3G networks.
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SunGlacier could produce water from air in the Egyptian desert
Ap Verheggen & Cofely Refrigeration say they have completed tests that show it is possible to sustainably generate ice from desert water vapor.
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Qapco opens logistics warehouse in Egypt
Qapco now has six regional logistics warehouses: in Syria, Egypt and Lebanon, and three in China.