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The top 10 military spenders in 2023 were the United States, China, Russia, India, Saudi Arabia, the United Kingdom, Germany, Ukraine, France, and Japan
The announcement followed a record $35bln investment deal with UAE and coincided with a sharp devaluation of the currency and a 600-basis-point increase in the central bank’s overnight interest rates, breathing new life into Egypt’s flagging finances
US lawmakers passed a $1.2 trillion spending bill on Saturday, in a long-overdue action six months into the budget year that has narrowly averted a partial government shutdown.
The project will provide funds to businesses to recover and increase resilience in the food sector to withstand future shocks, including natural disasters and climate change.
US-based African venture capital (VC) firm P1 Ventures has completed the second close of $35 million for its Fund II.
Nasdaq Inc.’s biggest shareholder, Borse Dubai, is selling roughly one third of its stake — or 27 million shares — in the exchange operator at $59 each, which would raise as much as $1.6 billion.
Intel is planning a $100 billion spending spree across four US states to build and expand factories after securing $19.5 billion in federal grants and loans — and it hopes to secure another $25 billion in tax breaks.
Egypt will allocate more than 125 billion Egyptian pounds ($2.66 billion) for bread subsidies in its 2024/2025 state budget, a finance ministry statement said on Tuesday citing Finance Minister Mohamed Mait.
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