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Carlyle's Mideast head Musallam quits: Sources
Disagreements over the private equity firm's regional strategy prompts the split
Offshore service firm Maridive wins $259 million deals in Brazil and Egypt
New contracts will see Egyptian firm operate six support vessels, promising a significant boost in revenues
Egypt trims 3 and 5-year bond sale as yields climb
Central bank says it has sold LE2 billion in reopened bonds due to mature in 2015 and 2017
Market Update: Major Egypt stocks dip 0.1 pct by Monday close
Egypt's banks and Bourse to close on 5 February
Country's financial institutions will stayed closed on Sunday to mark the Prophet Mohammed's birthday
Sudan frees South Sudan's oil tankers, dispute continues
Khartoum releases southern oil it was holding due to a row over export fees, but an agreement looks some way off
Market Update: Egypt's stocks slip 1.3 pct early Monday
Iran parliament delays bill to cut EU oil exports
Proposed text aiming to immediately halt oil sales to Europe is unexpectedly late
Google business flourishing amid Arab Spring: Google's regional head
Google's head of business in emerging markets tells Ahram Online about the conglomerate's views on political developments in the Arab world and their repercussions on the company's business future  
EgyptAir sees profits plunge three-quarters in revolutionary year
National carrier reports net profits of just $13.6 million in 2011, hit by regional unrest and rising fuel costs
Study: 11% of Israeli women harassed at work in 2011
More than 11% of Israel's female workforce - some 165,000 women - reported some form of sexual harassment in workplace last year
Egypt will continue its privatisation programme: Minister of planning
Fayza Aboul-Naga tells reporters that restructuring and funds are needed to revitalise the public sector but that further state sell-offs are a possibility
Centamin doubles Q4 profit, sees 2012 output up
Egypt's first modern gold mine operator sees profits up an annual $18.4 million
Egypt tourism minister voices regret over slain Frenchman
Minister of tourism insists Saturday's Sharm El-Sheikh slaying was 'random act' not directed at foreigners

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