Eurozone deficit hits post-crisis low
Stricter budget constraints in many member countries have caused the eurozone's combined public deficit drop to levels last seen in 2008. The dip was caused mainly by decreasing government spending,…
Nine employees of Telecom Egypt released following investigation
The workers were detained for a whole day until completion of the investigation
Investment banks to expand their investments in Egypt: Nasr
Minister of Investment and International Cooperation Sahar Nasr participated in a meeting held by Hermes Group in New York, where she met with representatives from investment banks. According to a…
German Cup clash likely to be season-defining for Bayern and Dortmund
With both teams out of Europe, the German Cup has come in to even sharper focus for Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund. The two clash in a semifinal that's likely…
Unique Information Technology plans to be enlisted on Nile Exchange within a year
Company is negotiating with a number of commercial malls to provide U Order application
GOEIC rejects 153 imported containers due to non-conformity
The organisation has issued 28,270 certificates of origin for exported Egyptian goods
Administrative court postpones lawsuit to suspend licensing of Careem and Uber to 14 May
Taxi drivers had previously successfully appealed a decision to suspend licensing
Tecno aims to increase its market share to 15% by end of 2017
Global sales of Transient Group amounted to 90 million devices in 2016, states Ismail
Germany’s Art Cologne poised to expand to Berlin
Does expanding art fairs abroad constitute a form of colonialism? The director of Germany's largest art fair, Art Cologne, accused Art Basel of putting profit over art, while planning his…
Fossil fuels: is the empire striking back?
A fossil fuel revival and fake news discrediting the energy transition could endanger progress on climate protection, says economist Claudia Kemfert. 100 days into Trump's administration, renewables can't be complacent.DW:…