Toyota’s quarterly profits jump
Japanese carmaker Toyota has logged a marked rise in first-quarter profits despite slightly lower unit sales in the new fiscal year. Production cost reductions helped the company secure solid results…
UK begins selling shares in RBS
The British government has begun selling its shares in the bailed-out Royal Bank of Scotland, seven years after it acquired a majority stake in the embattled financial institute at the…
Obama climate plan derided by Republicans, hailed by green groups
US President Barack Obama's plan to cut carbon emissions from US power plants has been hailed as visionary by the UN, EU and environmental groups. Republicans have vowed to do…
Fayoum shooting kills officer’s daughter, friend
Officer left uninjured, assailants still unknown, state media reports
UN Special Envoy to Libya praises Egypt’s role in Libyan crisis
Rival Libyan factions are close to forming unity government.
State institutions on high alert for Suez Canal Axis opening
Special forces from army, police deployed to secure celebrations
Brilliance to open new 3S service centre worth EGP 15m
By Ahmed Amer Khaled Saad, General Manager of Brilliance Bavarian Auto, said the company will open a new 3S service centre at an estimated investment of EGP 15m to EGP…
Automotive market sales continue to decline for third consecutive month
138,000 cars sold in first half of 2015, Chevrolet tops market
Egypt unhappy with relations between US officials and Brotherhood figures: EOHR
US concerned over status of human rights in Egypt, says deputy US secretary Malinowski
Campaign looks to renovate 100 heritage buildings in old Cairo
The campaign mainly focuses on saving Islamic and Coptic buildings that have not been under maintenance
