The mid-week session ended on a negative note, following European and American markets
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Egyptian real estate firm trying to fund work on its main projects through possible LE1 billion bond
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Kuwait has announced its intentions to reduce crude oil supplies to Asia in the first quarter of 2011
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EFG-Hermes Holding Company releases net profit of 668.4 million pounds during first three quarters in 2010, a 43 per cent increase
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British airways and Iberia will become International Airlines Group when the merger is completed January
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3Q losses force $4 billion private equity firm to review management strategies.
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After election day drop, EGX 30 gains a slight 0.4%, closing at 6816.29 points
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The marine and petroleum services firm announced new $117 million contract
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Investors are expected to sweep up shares of Amer Group when trading begins Tuesday
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Indian charges on Saudi polypropylene exports will not affect the company's sales, CEO says
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EU's Ireland rescue pushes oil past $84 on Monday
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New company has authorised capital of LE1.5 billion
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Egypt's number two bank covers its bad loans ahead of an Egyptian-Syrian joint venture set for 2011
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Middle East duty free sales comprise 6.7% of global market, making the region 4th worldwide, says Minister of Trade and Industry Rachid
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Unlike the turbulence of today's election process, trading was quiet and steady as the stock exchange dropped by 0.7%
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Egypt's EGX30 drops on news of marred elections
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Crédit Agricole negative ratings affirmed, at AA and F1+
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Aramco signs five-year loan with credit facility. The facility includes 28 participating financial institutions and was nearly 250 percent oversubscribed
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Quick sweep of shares sends General Motors initial public offering(IPO) to a record $23.1 billion
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Individual investors show their interest in Egyptian real estate firm, Amer Group's, as the initial public offering (IPO) was oversubscribed 5.8 times
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