Project of producing electric cars still “on”, bundle of incentives provided: Public business sector ministry by Gazette Staff November 11, 2021 CAIRO - Egypt's Public Business Sector Ministry announced that the project of producing electric cars is still "on" and a ...
Sterling extends post-BoE losses, hits five-week low by News Wires November 5, 2021 LONDON - Sterling fell to five-week lows in early trading on Friday, extending its losses after the Bank of England ...
Egypt’s agricultural exports hit 5 million tons this year for 1st time by Gazette Staff October 30, 2021 Head of the Central Department of Agricultural Quarantine at the Ministry of Agriculture Ahmed el Attar said Egyptian exports rose ...
US seals agreement to end European digital taxes by News Wires October 22, 2021 WASHINGTON - The United States has resolved a key point of trade friction with Europe after inking a deal to ...
Sterling dips after rally triggered by hawkish BoE by News Wires September 24, 2021 LONDON - Sterling dipped against the dollar on Friday, losing some of its gains from a rally which followed the ...
Gold climbs as Evergrande risks loom large, dollar slips by News Wires September 24, 2021 LONDON - Gold recouped some losses on Friday after a 1% drop in the last session, helped by a weaker ...
Professionalism? by Gazette Staff September 14, 2021 By Sherif Attar In a world of ever-changing ambiguity and uncertainty, executives have to face two challenges: excellent performance and ...
Egypt to host IsDB’s annual meetings next year by Gazette Staff September 4, 2021 Egypt has succeeded in getting the approval of the Board of Governors of the Islamic Development Bank Group (IsDB) to ...
India’s Future files new case against Amazon by News Wires August 28, 2021 NEW DELHI - India’s Future Retail on Saturday filed a new case against Amazon.com Inc at the Supreme Court in ...
Gold firms above $1,800 on softer dollar by News Wires August 27, 2021 LONDON - Gold prices rose above the key psychological level of $1,800 on Friday, supported by safe-haven demand and a ...