Business News
Congress Not Won Over
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| Article by Barbara Slavin Updated Tue, Jun 18 |
Congress wants to press ahead with sanctions on Iran but the White House may go slow if Iran improves cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency. |
(Barbara Slavin)
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Fewer Iranian Religious Tourists
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| Article by Omar al-Shaher Updated Wed, Jun 19 |
Economic and security concerns have led to a marked decrease in the number of Iranians visiting Iraq as religious tourists. |
(REUTERS/Mohammed Ameen)
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Syria's Economic Collapse
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Music Festival Revives Hope
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| Article by Daoud Kuttab Updated Wed, Jun 19 |
Hopes that tourists will return to Bethlehem are buoyed by a successful Bet Lahem Live Festival. |
(Osama Awwad)
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Iran’s Housing Crisis
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Political Differences Threaten
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| Article by Mohammad al-Sharqi Updated Tue, Jun 18 |
Political differences between Morocco’s ruling Justice and Development Party and its allies on how to reform government spending is threatening the Moroccan economy. |
(REUTERS/Youssef Boudlal)
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Syrian Civil War Reopens
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| Article by Ben Hartman and Gil Shefler Updated Tue, Jun 18 |
The port city of Haifa, once a major gateway to the Near East, is regaining some of its lost commercial importance thanks to the Syrian war. |
(REUTERS/Ronen Zvulun)
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Tunisians Look to Islamic Finance
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| Translated from Business News (Tunisia) Updated Mon, Jun 17 |
Since the ascension of an Islamist government to power following the 2011 revolution, Tunisians have increasingly welcomed the concept of Islamic finance. |
(REUTERS/Zoubeir Souissi)
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Only Politics Can Save
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| Article by Bassem Sabry Updated Tue, Jun 18 |
Solving Egypt’s economic woes is a non-starter until there is political stability. |
(REUTERS/Mohamed Abd El Ghany)
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Lebanon Seeks to Make
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| Article by Hadi Fathallah Updated Mon, Jun 17 |
Lebanon seeks to avoid a false euphoria and make the most of a potential oil and gas windfall. |
(REUTERS/Mohammed Azakir)
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