Rescue team manages to save five ships, according to the Suez Canal Authority's operations unit, as accident investigators head to the scene
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Egyptian stocks continue their slide despite the swearing-in of the long awaited new cabinet, finishing the week in the red
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Egypt’s Prime Minister Essam Sharaf's 'uncertain' cabinet reshuffle, intended to absorb anger in Tahrir Square, appears to have made the country's political landscape more complex
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A businessman is set to take charge of the Ministry of Trade and Industry in absence of any law regulating conflicts of interest. Another case of deja vu?
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Saudi Arabians successfully force the kingdom's top producer, owned by the royal family, to cut milk prices
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Suez workers were promised their colleagues will be released and demands met soon
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A group of Cairo activists are on their way to Suez to join in solidarity with the sit-in there following the release of policemen accused of killing protesters
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Suez protesters, joining a sit-in staged by martyrs' families, are gearing towards a "second revolution" on Persistence Friday, as the situation in city grows dangerously combustible
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The windows of the Suez police headquarters have been smashed, with rock fights erupting regularly, as clashes between citizens and security forces continue
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Workers from the Suez canal authority and shipyard have announced that they will be joining the martyrs' families sit-in at El Arbaeen district
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Protestors are storming police headquarters near the Suez court building, angry over a decision freeing officers accused of killing January demonstrators
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Labourers consider upping the ante in their 3-week strike at the critically strategic Suez Canal after negotiations with the canal authority 'gods' screech to a halt
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Costs of supplies, equipment and maintenance are rising along with patient numbers, forcing doctors at the National Heart Institute to court charity to bridge a growing financial gap
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Feeling betrayed and dissatisfied with the current government's policy towards cases of illegal state land acquisition, leading lawyer and activist Hamdy El-Fakharani drops his drawn-out battle against PHD and Kingdom Holding
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Two revolutions in the offing, yet with soaring production costs and steep loans, Egypt's farmers are still as troubled as ever before
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Cairo's financial supervisory authority has approved a proposal for issuing Islamic bonds in a bid to attract further Arab investment
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According to an Egyptian court, telecommunications companies were not surprised by Mubarak's orders to shut down services; they first practiced shutdowns at the request of government officials during the 2008 Mahalla uprising
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Benchmark takes a dip as overseas investors react to Morgan Stanley's decision to delist industrial heavyweights from its index
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Three Egyptian ministries and a slew of associates planned and practiced how to severe Egypt's mobile, internet and communications services years before 25 January, according to an administrative court verdict
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Director of Egyptian Center for Economic Studies says money is much-needed, but questions remain over the conditions Egypt will have to meet
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