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1/21/2016 5:50:14 PM
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12/15/2015 4:05:12 PM
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12/9/2015 5:24:23 PM
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11/29/2015 7:24:06 PM
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11/15/2015 11:10:39 AM
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11/5/2015 5:17:42 PM
Real estate stock leaders, Talaat Moustafa Group Holding (TMG) and Palm Hills Development Holding (PHD) achieved the highest turnover in the session with LE77 million and LE61 million respectively
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3/17/2015 4:08:44 PM
The government last year approved an amendment to the investment law that prevents third parties from challenging contracts signed between the government and investors
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1/20/2015 5:00:00 PM
Four biggest gainers on Tuesday were real estate developers Palm Hills for Development (PHD), Talaat Moustafa Group (TMG), Heliopolis Housing and Amer Group
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11/13/2014 4:24:54 PM
EGX30 falls 0.91% to 9,260 points in second day of profit-taking after hitting 9,500 peak on Tuesday
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11/13/2014 10:06:29 AM
Talaat Moustafa Group (TMG) holding posts a 40.2 percent rise in third quarter net profits compared to the same period last year
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10/22/2014 11:09:03 AM
EGX30 rises 1.66% during the first 30 minutes of trading to sit at 8,776.57 points
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10/8/2014 5:33:23 PM
Stock market down as biggest market caps trade in the red after five-day holiday
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8/10/2014 7:17:31 PM
Benchmark index down 0.39 percent with modest turnover after last week's record-setting performance as investors seek profits
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4/17/2014 5:30:02 PM
Main index up 0.29 percent thanks to rise in real estate shares
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4/15/2014 1:37:36 PM
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4/14/2014 5:14:14 PM
Amendments barring third parties from challenging contracts between Egypt's government and investors, supposed to quell business fears, have angered judges and labour lawyers, who warn of 'legalised thuggery'
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