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Nissan sells a car using nothing but Twitter
July 9, 2016
Nissan sells a car using nothing but Twitter
Nissan’s European business is celebrating a huge achievement.
Whale sighted on north coast is not dangerous: Environment Ministry
July 8, 2016
Whale sighted on north coast is not dangerous: Environment Ministry
A fin whale seen at the Marina resort on Egypt's north coast on Tuesday and Wednesday is not aggressive or…
Egypt retrieves Abbasid artifacts from London auction house
July 4, 2016
Egypt retrieves Abbasid artifacts from London auction house
The Egyptian embassy in London received on Monday eight wooden strips belonging to the Tomb of the Abbasid Caliphs in…
Google Maps adds multi-stop routes, memories to mobile
July 2, 2016
Google Maps adds multi-stop routes, memories to mobile
Mobile users of Google Maps will soon be able to enjoy the perks of planning and using multi-stop routes with…
Drug for treating addiction may help fight cancer, study finds
July 2, 2016
Drug for treating addiction may help fight cancer, study finds
A British research team has discovered that naltrexone, widely used to treat alcohol or heroin addiction, can halt the progression…
Healthy infant sleep habits may help prevent childhood obesity
July 2, 2016
Healthy infant sleep habits may help prevent childhood obesity
US research out this week suggests that teaching parents techniques to help encourage healthy sleep habits in their children could…
Amazon looks to learning with Inspire
July 2, 2016
Amazon looks to learning with Inspire
Amazon is moving into a new class of business with Inspire, a free educational platform for teachers. Although in beta form…
Egyptian Museum fans select ‘birth’ image as ‘piece of the month’ for July
July 1, 2016
Egyptian Museum fans select ‘birth’ image as ‘piece of the month’ for July
Egyptology fans have made their first selection for "piece of the month" from among the treasures in the Egyptian Museum,…
Egyptian Embassy in Paris retrieves stolen Sakkara artefact
June 30, 2016
Egyptian Embassy in Paris retrieves stolen Sakkara artefact
The Egyptian embassy in France has recovered a stolen ancient artefact that dates back to the 30th Dynasty (360-343 BC).
Zika sex research begins despite US Congress funding impasse
June 30, 2016
Zika sex research begins despite US Congress funding impasse
It could take years to learn how long men infected with Zika are capable of sexually transmitting the virus, which…