IVF and the future of reproductive medicine in Germany
The world's first test-tube baby was born in 1978. Four decades later, gynecologist Wolfgang Würfel says there are still open questions about the limits of in vitro fertilization, particularly in…
Egypt wins Arab youth basketball championship after heroic performance before Bahrain
The Egyptian youth team for basketball under the age of 18 has managed to win the title in the championship held in Cairo during the period from 15 to 24…
Fish body shape holds key to make fishery management cheaper, easier
Study analyses fishery-monitoring methods to address challenges of managing small-scale fisheries
Oraby rice increases Egypt’s production of crop, resists drought, saves water
Study reveals that rice with fewer stomata requires less water, better suited for climate change
For banks, 2018 is year of data
We are often told that regulation and technology are the key drivers of change in banking. This maxim remains true, but can distract from a more critical insight. In 2018,…
With cash concerns clouding Tesla’s future, will the dawn yet break for Elon Musk and Co?
Despite breaking into the notoriously impenetrable auto industry and building popular electric cars, Tesla and its boss Elon Musk have had a rough ride lately. Is the end nigh for…
Diet sodas credited for sales surge at Coca-Cola
The US drinks maker said double-digit growth for its range of low calorie soft drinks boosted its revenues in the second quarter. Coke and its main rival Pepsi have struggled…
Growth potential in emerging markets is unaffected by rising dollar
The decline in emerging-market currencies since March is the result of the dollar rally. However, emerging markets are still benefiting from synchronised growth in the global economy. That momentum provides…
President Al-Sisi’s difficult dialogue
Within days, a new session of the Youth Conferences will be held. President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi will attend and participate in the conference. The upcoming conference may be difficult and…
Submarine cables are one of Telecom Egypt’s hubs
The submarine cables are a major source of revenues and profits for Telecom Egypt (TE). TE operates about 17 submarine cables, as well as acquiring Menacables from Orascom Telecom, Media,…
