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Russia’s quest for foreign investors In this edition of Business Weekly we look at the reopening of the Cairo stock market after weeks of political upheaval in Egypt.
We also focus on the effects of debt. As well as bringing down the Portuguese government, debt was also a factor is Deutsche Telecom pulling out of the US market. We get an expert’s view on the German phone giant’s sale of its T-Mobile USA unit.
And there’s a preview of what the business world can expect this week.
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