Apple enters refugee crisis with donations
Apple has enabled its customers to make a "financial donation" to aid refugees in Europe. CEO Tim Cook told employees the company will also make a donation in hopes of…
Bundesliga: Malli inspires Mainz to win
Mainz secured their third win of the season as Yunus Malli became the third player in the club's history to score a hat-trick in the Bundesliga. With one point from…
US, Russian defense chiefs discuss ‘de-conflict’ in Syria
The US and Russia's heads of defense have discussed ways to tackle the Syrian conflict amid a Russian military buildup in the country. The conversation follows Kremlin's announcement that it…
US accuses Volkswagen of evading clean air standards
US regulators have called German carmaker Volkswagen out for intentionally violating clean air standards. If the allegations are true, the Wolfsburg-based company could face billions of dollars in fines. The…
CBE conducts survey to determine financial excluded
Study aims to identify the reasons of financial exclusion, as well as to reach a national strategy to apply the concept of financial inclusion, says Mai Abol Naga
Egypt returned to international markets through Eurobond issuance: IMF Mission Chief
CBE policies would improve the availability of foreign exchange, strengthen competitiveness, support exports and tourism, and attract foreign direct investment, says Jarvis
Refugees and tourists in Budapest
Even with Hungary's border to Serbia now closed, thousands of refugees are still inside the country. Many are in Budapest, hoping they might still somehow catch a train headed for…
Spy museum opens in Berlin
Hidden cameras and lipstick pistols - the Spy Museum Berlin introduces visitors to the world of espionage. The Spy Museum Berlin opens its doors on Leipziger Platz square on Saturday,…
CBE fixes its basic return rates
“The MPC decision was highly expected in light of CBE’s keenness to activate investment, move the economy and not to increase the burdens of local debt,” said Haitham Abdel Fattah
Egypt ranks second in Most Powerful Arab Women in Government for 2015: Forbes Middle East
Egypt continues to lead the pack, with 18% of candidates