News
-
Finance ministry: Tax collection this year to be done via banks
Egyptians should pay taxes at banks this year instead of tax authority, finance ministry announces on Monday.
-
Campaign calls on Egyptians to boycott army products
Some have launched a campaign targeting the army’s finances, a part of the national budget that continues to be shrouded in mystery.
-
Moussa vision for Egypt could upset military
Moussa said the election of a president would be "a message for all that Egypt is back as a state and ready for business."
-
Zone Technology Joins the Meridian Systems Partner Network
Egypt is in need of top notch software solutions to further enable the engineering community to manage their projects using best practices.
-
Egypt’s ‘Economic Woes’ Distract From Religious Extremist Reality
Everyone knows that it was terrible economic climates that gave rise to Communism and Fascism.
-
Illegal ivory still Egyptian problem
Trade in ivory was banned in 1990, and it is illegal to import, export or possess ivory products, or to offer them for sale in Egypt.
-
Egyptian tycoon's retrial in Suzan Tamim murder begins
Abdul Rauf Mahdi, Hesham Talaat Mustafa's lawyer, told the court that his client had been framed up in the case due to alleged business rivalry.
-
Egypt EFG CEO: Travel ban, soccer riot not linked
Asked about whether his travel ban was linked to the post-match melee, el-Mallawany told The Associated Press: "Categorically, no."
-
Egypt govt will not be compensated for Cabinet clashes' damage: Misr Insurance
State insurer says government's policy does not cover damage caused by 'political violence', according to news report.
-
Stocks fall back amid euro jitters and unrest in Russia
Saudi shares eased from 12-month peaks, while the Egyptian bourse was dragged down by Egypt's biggest investment bank, EFG-Hermes.
-
Egypt telecom tycoon Naguib Sawiris eyes new horizons
Sawiris will use his company Orascom Telecom Media and Technology (OTMT) to buy established mobile phone businesses and network operating licenses.
-
Egypt equities rebound may be part of bumpy ride
The Egypt market, still around one third lower than where it traded before the uprising, boasts a 4.5 percent dividend yield.
-
Ministry: Egypt public-sector profits rose 23% in 2010/11
Total profits by Egyptian public sector increased 23% last fiscal year to LE4.977 bn, up from LE3.836 bn the year before, ministry asserts.
-
Egypt Misses Debt Sale Target as Borrowing Costs Increase
Egypt plans to raise at least $2 billion from the sale of Islamic bonds and certificates of deposits to Egyptians living overseas.
-
Egypt trims 5-year bond sale, cancels 7-year
The bank had asked for 2 billion Egyptian pounds ($331.5 million) of the five-year bonds, but trimmed the sale to 1 billion pounds.
-
Market Update: Egypt stocks falling 0.9 pct early Monday
The financial services sector is seeing some of the biggest drops, dragged down by losses of 4.6 per cent for investment bank EFG-Hermes.
-
Wikipedia survey reveals Indians are most willing to donate
When asked if they knew about the non-profit status of Wikipedia - only respondents from Egypt and India replied in the affirmative.
-
Most Egyptians Oppose U.S. Economic Aid
Egyptians are much more willing to receive aid from international institutions, with 50% favoring this type of help.
-
UAE bank opens branch in Egypt
The National Bank of Abu Dhabi plans to open 50 branches in Egypt by 2015, after it opened its first one in Cairo in 1975.
-
More American undergrads studying in developing countries
Only 15 percent of students who went abroad 10 years ago studied in developing countries, but this number had risen to 26 percent by last year.