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Dec 21, 2011
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MIDDLE EASTERN ECONOMY
Dec 21, 2011
Cairo’s depleted bank coffers weigh on stocks
Dwindling foreign exchange reserves fuel talk of a devaluation or IMF loan
Dec 21, 2011
Egypt’s stifled SMEs gear up for listing
Delta Financial Services says overlooked sector can help drive growth
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COMPANIES
Dec 19, 2011
Saudi prince buys $300m stake in Twitter
Surprise investment in Arab protesters’ tool
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COMPANIES
Dec 14, 2011
Coke invests $980m in Saudi drinks company
Buy-out group Carlyle also taps growing consumer spending in region
Dec 4, 2011
Syria sees allies as lifeline against sanctions
Iraq, Lebanon and Iran are likely to help
Roula Khalaf
Nov 29, 2011
Syrian regime reaches point of no return
Arab neighbours signal Assad’s time is up
Nov 27, 2011
Arab League imposes sanctions on Syria
Measures set to hit trade and ability to process payments
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MIDDLE EASTERN POLITICS & SOCIETY
Nov 25, 2011
Saudis invest $6bn to train professional elite
Foreign study scholarships part of huge public spending programme
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MIDDLE EASTERN ECONOMY
Nov 21, 2011
Gulf bond issuers pressed on transparency
Concept of investor relations is little understood in embryonic market
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IRAN
Nov 10, 2011
Iran currency market feels impact of sanctions
Prospect of curbs on central bank causes jitters
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