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Single-shareholder companies go live today

Own your very own company today: Investment Minister Sahar Nasr signed off on the regulatory framework for issuing licenses for single-shareholder companies, according to a ministry statement. The model will allow small and micro-entrepreneurs to take advantage of the same benefits awarded to limited liability companies, which should help incentivize them to join the formal […]

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What we’re tracking this week and beyond

A shuffle of the nation’s 27 governors will likely be announced after the Eid Al Adha holiday, an unnamed source from the Local Development Ministry tells Al Shorouk. The announcement of the shuffle has been postponed several times since since June, but sources had said earlier this week that as many as 12 governors could […]

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Private sector’s success hinges on extensive reforms, improvements

Extensive reforms and improvements to Egypt’s business climate are necessary to allow the private sector to flourish, Nashwa El Houfy writes for El Watan. These improvements extend beyond superficial measures such as public relations campaigns, and are integral to allow legislation encouraging business activity to be effective. El Houfy argues that the state’s bureaucracy and […]

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Jakarta could end up underwater

Jakarta could soon end up underwater, and the Indonesian capital city only has a few years to pull the brakes on the impending disaster. Dubbed the “world’s fastest-sinking city,” Jakarta is ceding around 1-15 cm of its ground each year to rising water levels, according to BBC. Researchers at the Bandung Institute of Technology say […]

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Vienna ranked as most liveable city in the world

Step aside, Melbourne. Vienna is now the world’s most liveable city. The Austrian capital scored 99.1 out of 100 in the Economist Intelligence Unit’s global liveability index, which looks at access to health care, education, infrastructure, culture, environment, political and social stability as key components of each country’s ranking. This year, Vienna ended Melbourne’s seven-year […]

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