Official report reveals a huge drop in job opportunities while the number of unemployed falls according to the statistics agency
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Islamic insurance has been steadily growing as a "Halal" alternative for commercial insurance that some believe to be illegal and risky
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Marriage of politics and business, allegations of nepotism, favouring the rich. Palm Hills Development has been hailed as a job-creating engine of growth, and damned as yet another example of crony capitalism
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Egyptians celebrate Ashura today, a traditional dish with a long history
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A bankruptcy petition has been filed against Egypt's most famous department stores, Omar Effendi, for unpaid furniture bills
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An Egyptian court has postponed the review of Palm Hills Development case until 4 January, 2011
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Oil demand forecast for 2011 has increased as consumption is expected to rise in developed countries
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Global price hikes are beginning to hit Egypt hard and some factories say they are forced to shut down production lines
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$80m in investments id too little for Egypt-Ghana relations, says Ambassador Omar at the Ghana-Egypt Trade and Investment Seminar.
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Challenges to the small enterprise sector in Egypt and the MENA region are the focus of a two-day conference in Cairo that kicks-off today
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Leading Tagammu Party members call for a vote of no confidence in the party's chairman, accusing him of betraying the party rank and file over Egypt's elections.
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A divide deepened inside Al-Tagammu Party with the fight being waged for the direction it will take in this year's second round of the elections and beyond
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The acquisition of Omar Effendi department stores is at stake as the previous owner is accused of non-payment of back taxes. The Tax Authority seized control on Wednesday from the previous Saudi owner, Anwal.
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The fizzy water industry contributes LE5.2 billion to the Egyptian economy, with more than 173,000 job opportunities.
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Civil servant wages contribute to Egypt's widening budget deficit
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Two female candidates that participated in Sunday's parliamentary elections have gone on hunger strike protesting election fraud
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A girl, who passed away in 1990, was about to vote for NDP candidate Kamal Moussa
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Fraud is not an option in these elections, says Diaa Rashwan, political analyst and leftist Tagammu candidate for the Upper Egypt constituency of Armant
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In some constituencies in Egypt's legislative elections, the favoured candidate is the one who lives elsewhere
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At Qena voting stations, Copts and Muslims turn up
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