Court Cast

Cairo Housing Staggers as 9-Month Profits Collapse, Yet Q3 Shows Glimmers of Recovery

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Cairo for Housing and Development Company reported a dramatic plunge in its consolidated net profits for the first nine months of 2025, tumbling 94% to EGP 66.82 million from EGP 1.16 billion a year earlier. Earnings per share (EPS) mirrored the steep drop, falling to EGP 0.06 from EGP 1.30. Despite the profit slump, the …

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Paribu Plots a Bold New Map, Snapping Up CoinMENA in a Landmark Crypto Deal

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Turkey’s homegrown crypto heavyweight Paribu has pushed open a new door in the Middle East, seizing a majority stake in Bahrain- and Dubai-based CoinMENA in a deal that pegs the platform’s value at up to $240 million. It’s not just another acquisition—it’s the biggest fintech move Turkey has ever made, and its first venture into …

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Saudi Trade Rolls Higher: Kingdom Pushs Past $144 Billion Mark in a Strong Third Quarter

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Saudi Arabia closed the third quarter of 2025 with its trade engines humming, pushing total international commerce to nearly SR540.5 billion — an 8.6% climb over the same period a year earlier. The numbers land with the confidence of a nation steadily reshaping its global footprint, powered by both traditional strengths and evolving export corridors. …

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UAE Poised for a 2025 Upswing as Digital Muscle and Diversification Reshape the Gulf

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The latest Gulf Economic Update drops with a clear message: the UAE is not just cruising—it’s accelerating. A fresh forecast pins the nation’s real GDP growth at 4.8% in 2025, powered by a rare balance between what’s beneath the ground and what’s built above it. The wider Gulf picture glows with steady momentum—Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, …

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Desert Engines Roar: UAE’s Non-Oil Sector Powers Ahead in a November Sprint

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The UAE’s business heart beat a little faster in November, as the country’s non-oil private sector surged with its strongest momentum in nearly a year. The latest PMI reading — a crisp 54.8 — sketched a picture of firms hustling, customers spending, and order books thickening like winter fog over the Gulf. Companies across the …

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The Paper Pushes Back: A Legal Broadside Against the Pentagon’s New Wall of Silence

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In a showdown that feels less like a policy dispute and more like a tug-of-war over the nation’s right to know, one of America’s biggest newsrooms has dragged the Pentagon into federal court, challenging a press policy that many outlets say crosses the line from caution into censorship. The lawsuit takes aim at a rule …

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Texas Produce Groups Launch Bold Strike on OSHA’s Rulebook

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Two Texas trade groups have stepped onto the federal stage with a sweeping challenge aimed at the heart of workplace-safety regulation, arguing that the nation’s primary safety watchdog was built on an unconstitutional foundation. Filed in Amarillo, the lawsuit contends that when Congress created the Occupational Safety and Health Administration more than half a century …

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A $1.5 Billion Book Battle Ends—Now the Lawyers Want Their Chapter

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In the long shadow of a colossal copyright clash, the legal teams who wrangled a $1.5 billion settlement with Anthropic have stepped forward with a price tag of their own: a cool $300 million. The request landed in a California federal court this week, courtesy of the firms steering the class action—a duo that now …

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A Lawyer, a Mansion, and a Million-Dollar Poker Trail: Tom Goldstein’s Fight to Sell His Own Defense

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Tom Goldstein — once a towering figure in the nation’s appellate circles and long associated with the highest court in the land — now finds himself arguing a far more personal case: the right to sell his own house so he can fund his defense as a tax-evasion trial draws near. What began as a …

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Supreme Court Breathes New Life into Texas Map That Could Tilt Congress Rightward

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The nation’s highest court has stepped squarely into the redistricting crossfire, clearing the way for Texas to use a congressional map crafted with unmistakably partisan ambitions. With a brief, unsigned order, the court revived a redrawn layout of Texas’s U.S. House districts—an electoral blueprint designed to hand Republicans a firmer grip on Congress just in …

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