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President Donald Trump on Monday called on New Mexico to change its name to “New America” — the latest example of him seeking geographical name changes that fit his political agenda. “New Mexico should immediately change its name to New America. We are not Mexico, we are the United States of America!” Trump wrote on …
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France is on fire, and it faces a political and an economic reckoning that feels dangerously familiar to Americans. The country is nearing a fiscal crisis, because it spent more than it can afford to pay back. The bill is coming due much faster than expected after bond rates surged in recent months, boosted by …
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ZenHR, a Riyadh-headquartered, AI-powered human resources and payroll platform, has opened its sixth regional office in Cairo as part of plans to strengthen its presence in Egypt and support the digital transformation of institutions, companies and factories across the local market. CEO Yousef Shamoun said the Cairo office marks a turning point for the company […]
The Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA), chaired by Islam Azzam, has issued its annual report on the performance of private insurance funds in 2025, highlighting the sector’s key financial and operational indicators and developments in contributions, assets, investments and insurance benefits paid to members. The report highlighted the role private insurance funds play in strengthening social […]
Egypt will turn clocks back by one hour at midnight on Thursday, 29 October, as daylight saving time comes to an end and the country returns to winter time on Friday, 30 October. The change will move clocks from 12:00 AM back to 11:00 PM on Thursday, giving residents an extra hour as the country transitions to standard time. Under Law No. 24 of 2023, daylight saving time begins on the last Friday of April and ends on the last Thursday of October each year. This year, daylight saving time began on Friday, 24 April, when clocks were moved forward by one hour. Winter operating hours for shops, malls, restaurants, and other businesses are already in effect under regulations set by the Ministry of Local Development. Under the current rules, restaurants and cafes can remain open until midnight, while shops and malls must close by 10:00 PM on most days, with an extension to 11:00 PM on Thursdays, Fridays, public holidays, and festive occasions. Workshops in residential areas are permitted to operate until 6:00 PM.
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Foreign investment in Egypt’s real estate sector rose 47.4 percent year on year to USD 2.8 billion (EGP 150 billion) in the fiscal year ended June 2026, up from USD 1.9 billion (EGP 102 billion) in the previous fiscal year. The increase of roughly USD 900 million (EGP 48 billion) comes from the latest balance of payments report issued by the Central Bank of Egypt. Proceeds from the sale of companies and productive assets to non-residents recorded a net inflow of USD 433.2 million (EGP 23 billion) in fiscal 2025/2026, compared with about USD 399.8 million (EGP 21 billion) a year earlier. Loans extended by parent companies for investment purposes, by contrast, recorded net repayments of USD 480.4 million (EGP 26 billion), up from USD 381.6 million (EGP 20 billion) in the previous fiscal year. The rise in real estate investment coincides with a series of government measures to regulate the sector. In May, the Ministry of Justice completed drafting a bill to regulate the ownership of built properties and vacant land by non-Egyptians. Authorities have also moved to strengthen oversight of developers and ensure they meet their contractualContinue reading "Foreign Investment in Egyptian Real Estate Climbs 47 Percent"
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Halliburton reported adjusted net income of $501 mn in the third quarter (Q3) of 2026, up from $461 mn in the previous quarter, as stronger activity in the Middle East and Latin America helped offset declines in North America, the oilfield services company said on October 20. The US-based oil service company’s adjusted net income […]
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Egypt’s existing natural gas infrastructure, strategic location, and international partnerships can help accelerate the development of East Mediterranean gas resources, reduce project costs, and improve access to global markets, executives from Eni, TotalEnergies, and Chevron said on October 20, according to a petroleum ministry statement. During the Mediterranean Offshore Conference and Exhibition (MOC 2026) in […]
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